How to Simplify a Ratio Involving Decimals : Math Conversions

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Simplifying a ratio involving decimals requires you to keep a few key things in mind. Simplify a ratio involving decimals with help from a high school math tutor and teacher in this free video clip.

Expert: Charlie Kasov
Filmmaker: Victor Varnado

Series Description: Mathematics play a very important role in our everyday life, even if it may not seem that way as soon as you step foot outside the classroom. Get tips on solving different types of math problems with help from a high school math tutor and teacher in this free video series.

[ivanpadilla]

Made it so simple to understand ! Thank you so much ! Great video man!

[lolipoop]

"Decimals are anoyinng annoying"

Why is that so true

[brighthope]

was struggling a lot. now finally 🎉 Thanks man 🙏🏼💙😁

[jbooland]

Dude. Thank you so much. I had actually soled a problem a different way, of which I've forgotten, but I wasn't sure I had done it correctly. Your way confirmed I had done it correctly.

[chrisbceltics]

Now I can simplify my bell end to shaft ratio, thanks.

[charlotteandrews]

what about simplifying a ratio such as; 0.68:8?? it does not have a number places in the whole sections.

[thomasgizaw]

Thank u much for this now I understand

[emilioschwier]

Awesome video, it helped me a lot for homework

[msainmh]

wowowo so simple i know everything now thanks

[nehapatel]

thanks Charlie I needed it for my homework
your amazing!!!

[GuybrushThreepwood]

Jokes on you, I was distracted so I didn't learn a thing!

[NtFxAvenger]

WHY THE HELL DID I EVEN SUBSCRIBE TOO MR. MATH GEEKS

[tatripp]

hahaha. i'm sure they just reversed the video, but i was thinking the same thing

[bloxyed]

What if it's 0.125:100 like that? Im trying to conver percent to a ratio of a number to 100 then simplify

[xXAnthonyXx]

Your comment is like a high-school student's comment...

[timar]

you multiy ply with 100.

2.2 : 2.02
220:202

[izabelpom]

but what if you have numbers like these: 3.8 : 4.4 : 2? I did 38 : 44 : 22 but this only reduced it to 19 : 22 : 10

[zetherith]

lol... won't help at all if you have something like:
0.8465...:4.8026...
due to the rounding and inaccuracy from the previous steps of calculation. 
You have to use trial and error and I got roughly 3:17 in the end

[maratmasry]

But what if one decimal only has a tenths while the other is hundredths? Meaning, what if they are mixed?