Ratio Calculator

Split an amount in a given ratio, such as 2:3 or 1:2:5.

Your result

Share A400
Share B600
Value of one part200

Updates as you type. Based on 2025/26 UK figures where relevant.

How this is worked out

Add the ratio parts together, divide the total by that sum to get one part, then multiply by each share.

Tips

  • Write down which number is the 'whole' before working out any percentage.
  • Round only at the end of a calculation, not in the middle.
  • Check answers roughly in your head – does the result look sensible?

Frequently asked questions

How does the ratio Calculator work?

Add the ratio parts together, divide the total by that sum to get one part, then multiply by each share.

Are these suitable for GCSE revision?

Yes. The methods match those taught in UK schools, and each page explains the formula used.

How many decimal places are shown?

Most results show up to two decimal places. Use the rounding in your working as your teacher or exam board requires.

Can I use negative numbers?

Yes, where they make sense mathematically, such as percentage change.

This calculator gives an estimate for general information. It isn't financial, tax, legal or medical advice. Check official figures on GOV.UK or NHS.uk, or speak to a qualified adviser.