Ratios practice
Free, infinite ratios practice. Simplify two-part ratios and share a quantity in a given ratio. Easy, medium, and hard levels with instant feedback.
Start your ratios practice
Our ratios practice tool generates unlimited questions. Easy and medium ask you to simplify a:b by dividing both parts by the highest common factor. Hard asks you to share a total in a given ratio and report the first part. Each question is multiple-choice with instant feedback. Use this ratios practice to prepare for GCSE number and proportion questions.
Why ratios practice matters
Simplify first
A ratio is in simplest form when the parts share no common factor other than 1. Ratios practice makes that check automatic.
Sharing amounts
To share T in a:b, split T into a + b parts. Hard ratios practice focuses on that sharing step.
Exam readiness
Ratio questions appear throughout GCSE. Consistent ratios practice improves accuracy under time pressure.
Ratios practice for students
Whether you are learning to write 4:6 as 2:3 or sharing 60 in the ratio 2:3, this ratios practice tool matches your level. Easy uses small numbers. Hard uses sharing problems with integer answers.
Drills and exercises
Easy
6:9 simplifies to 2:3
Medium
12:18 simplifies to 2:3
Hard
Share 60 in 2:3 → first part 24
Frequently asked questions about ratios practice
What is ratios practice?
Ratios practice is repeated work simplifying a:b and sharing a quantity in a ratio. Start at https://decimalhero.com/subjects/math/arithmetic/ratios/ratios/practice.
Is ratios practice free?
Yes. Completely free forever. No signup. Start at https://decimalhero.com/subjects/math/arithmetic/ratios/ratios/practice.
How do I start ratios practice?
Open https://decimalhero.com/subjects/math/arithmetic/ratios/ratios/practice and choose easy, medium, hard, or mixed.
Why is ratios practice important?
Ratios appear in recipes, maps, mixing, and exam papers. Students who do consistent ratios practice handle proportion questions faster.
Can I do ratios practice on my phone?
Yes. The tool works on phones, tablets, and desktops.
What difficulty levels are available for ratios practice?
Easy and medium: simplify a:b. Hard: share a quantity in a ratio (first part). Mixed randomly selects difficulty.
Start your ratios practice today
Free, infinite ratios practice. No signup. Pick your difficulty and go.