Year 6 maths · A.4 · Ratios
Equivalent ratios: find the missing number
Both ratios must describe the same relationship. Find the number that goes in the blank.
Loading a question…
You've done today's 10 free questions.
Come back tomorrow for 10 more, or get unlimited practice with a membership.
Want more today? Print 20 more questions free, with the answers.
Already a member? Sign in.
See worked examples
4 : 3 = 16 : ___
Answer: 12
4 : 1 = 20 : ___
Answer: 5
2 : 1 = 4 : ___
Answer: 2
Tip: Both ratios must describe the same relationship. Find the number that goes in the blank.
Print a worksheet of this skill New questions and an answer key, free.
Up next
- Next in this topic Equivalent ratios: find any missing number Year 6
- Ready for more Ratios: find the other quantity Year 7
Print a free worksheet with answers (20 questions).
Learn it hands-on
- Mix It, Pace It: Ratio, Rate and Percent Grades 6–7 · printable lessons
Practise without limits
Members practise as much as they like, every day, and get the printable packs and lessons too.