Ratio
In algebra, a ratio is the relationship between two quantities. It is expressed as the quotient of two numbers, or as two numbers separated by a colon (pronounced "to"). A number that can be written as a ratio of two integers is a rational number. In physics, a ratio between two magnitudes of the same type of quantity gives a positive real number when the magnitudes are expressed relative to an absolute or natural zero. The ratio between a difference of two magnitudes to a third magnitude, such as a unit, gives a real number (i.e. positive or negative).
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Algebra - Quantities - Quotient - Number - Colon - Integer - Rational number - Physics - Real number
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