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thumb|The ratio of width to height of standard-definition television
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A ratio is a way of comparing two quantities by showing how many times one is larger or smaller than the other. Ratios matter because they help us understand proportions and relationships in everyday things—like how wide a TV screen is compared to how tall it is.
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