They are not. Common aspect ratios are 4:3 and 16:9. As an example, imagine a screen with an aspect ratio of 2:1. What that means is that the object is twice as wide as it is tall.
With 4:3, the screen is 4 parts wide, to 3 parts tall. Lets take a common 4:3 resolution 320x240. If you split the 320 width into 4 parts, you would have 80. if you then took 80 and multiplied by 3, you would have 240.
first of all your question doesnt make sense at all!!! but ill tell you this, Equivalent Ratios are ratios whose fraction or ratio are equivalent. now go away kid
yes all golden rectangles are simalar as well as their ratios
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Ratios are either a whole number to whole number or a part to a whole number e.g. 2:1, 0.72:4.
Convert all ratios to percentages or decimals (as you like) and then compare them.
It allows the ratios to be compared more easily. But they are NOT all defined as unit ratios. My monitor has an aspect ratios of 4:3 or 16:9.
All ratios can be written as fractions.
first of all your question doesnt make sense at all!!! but ill tell you this, Equivalent Ratios are ratios whose fraction or ratio are equivalent. now go away kid
Mostly all sports use ratios to caculate the number of wins and losses.
There are infinitely many equivalent ratios so it is not possible to list them all. They are elements of the set of ratios of the form 21*k : k where k is any non-zero number.
When we all shot 35mm film, we all produced images with the same aspect ratio (3:2), and the ever popular 4x6 print is based upon that. '''In the digital world, however, digital cameras do not all share this 3:2 aspect ratio, and as a result, all digital photos do not convert well to 4x6 prints. The most common aspect ratios for digital cameras are 3:2 (most digital SLRs) and 4:3 (most compact point-and-shoots). Some cameras allow you to choose your own aspect ratio. Aspect ratios differ between manufacturer and even between models from the same manufacturer. Awesome, huh? ''' What is aspect ratio? Aspect ratio is simply the relationship between the width and height of your image--as you see in the chart below, we get the aspect ratio of an image by reducing the numbers to their lowest common denominator.Print Size ---> Aspect Ratio4x6 ---> 3:25x7 ---> 7:58x10 ---> 5:420x30 ---> 3:2 Some day, this discrepancy may sort out--maybe labs will print in other aspect ratios and maybe manufacturers will agree on an aspect ratio. Until then, here are a few things you can do to prevent an Insolent Cropping Crisis:# If you know what size you like to print, get a camera that agrees with that aspect ratio.# Some labs (try Snapfish) allow you to select "true digital size" and will not crop your image.# Print with a lab that allows you to select your own crop when you want to -- try myPhotopipe.com.# Be vigilant when taking your photos and leave enough "safe space" around the edges so that an auto-crop won't cut off anyone's head or eyeball or some such. # Write to your congressman. If they have time to pioneer HDTV, they have time to save us from crappy crops.Origianal Post by Susan Moriarty at www.picturesnob.com
Not any that I know of-- the players usually sign for a set salary which would not be a ratio of any kind. Some have incentive clauses- bonuses if they make the all-team or appear in more than a certain number of games or something like that, but no ratios here.
They can all look like fractions.
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It is: 1/3 = 2/6