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The 17 pages that link to Ratio, each with the reason it gives.

• SlopeRelated: Slope is a signed ratio of changes in two coordinates.

• Aspect ratioNarrower topic: Aspect ratio is a specific ratio comparing width with height.

• Conversion of unitsRelated: The ratio of equivalent measurements supplies the conversion factor.

• Logarithmic scaleNarrower topic: The scale’s equal steps encode equal ratios between successive values.

• Ceva's theoremNarrower topic: Each factor in Ceva's condition compares the two directed portions of a triangle side.

• Greek mathematicsRelated: Greek accounts of proportion supplied a rigorous way to compare incommensurable lengths.

• Geometric progressionNarrower topic: The constant ratio between consecutive terms is the defining relation in a geometric progression.

• Mass fractionNarrower topic: Mass fraction is a ratio of component mass to total mass.

• ProportionRelated: Proportion compares dimensions through ratios, such as a part's width relative to its height.

• Angle bisector theoremRelated: The theorem states equality between the ratio of side segments and adjacent side lengths.

• PercentageRelated: Percentages express a part-to-whole ratio on a scale of 100.

• The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical ArtRelated: Proportional reasoning connects the text’s procedures for trade, exchange, and distribution.

• Lowest termsRelated: Writing a ratio in simplest form applies the same common-factor reduction as fractions.

• Intercept theoremRelated: The theorem equates ratios of segments on the two transversals.

• William OughtredRelated: Proportional instruments and logarithmic calculations depend on relationships between ratios.

• Vernier scaleRelated: The scale’s division counts are chosen so their interval difference is measurable.

• Midpoint theoremRelated: The side-length conclusion states a ratio of one half.