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Aspect Ratio worksheet

Grades 6–7 · CCSS 6.RP.A.3.a

Solve each problem and show your work. Round answers to 2 decimal places where needed.

  1. Problem 1.
    • Calculation: Find a missing width or height
    • Aspect ratio: 16:9 (HD and 4K video, most TVs)
    • I know the: Height
    • Known side: 1,600

    Find: Width

  2. Problem 2.
    • Calculation: Find a missing width or height
    • Aspect ratio: 21:9 (ultrawide, nominal)
    • I know the: Height
    • Known side: 1,100

    Find: Width

  3. Problem 3.
    • Calculation: Find the ratio of a width and height
    • Width: 1,400
    • Height: 980

    Find: Aspect ratio (simplest form)

  4. Problem 4.
    • Calculation: Find the ratio of a width and height
    • Width: 2,100
    • Height: 1,275

    Find: Aspect ratio (simplest form)

  5. Problem 5.
    • Calculation: Find a missing width or height
    • Aspect ratio: 21:9 (ultrawide, nominal)
    • I know the: Height
    • Known side: 1,525

    Find: Width

  6. Problem 6.
    • Calculation: Find the ratio of a width and height
    • Width: 1,500
    • Height: 880

    Find: Aspect ratio (simplest form)

  7. Problem 7.
    • Calculation: Find a missing width or height
    • Aspect ratio: 9:16 (vertical phone video)
    • I know the: Width
    • Known side: 1,600

    Find: Height

  8. Problem 8.
    • Calculation: Find a missing width or height
    • Aspect ratio: Custom ratio
    • Ratio width (W in W:H): 7
    • Ratio height (H in W:H): 3
    • I know the: Height
    • Known side: 1,800

    Find: Width

  9. Problem 9.
    • Calculation: Find the ratio of a width and height
    • Width: 2,000
    • Height: 775

    Find: Aspect ratio (simplest form)

  10. Problem 10.
    • Calculation: Find the ratio of a width and height
    • Width: 1,800
    • Height: 900

    Find: Aspect ratio (simplest form)

Answer key: Aspect Ratio worksheet

  1. 1. Width: 2,844.44

    1. Keeping the ratio fixed means width ÷ height must equal W ÷ H

      widthheight=169=1.777778
    2. Solve for the width: multiply the known height by W, then divide by H

      width=1,600×169=2,844.444444
    3. For pixels, round to the nearest whole pixel; the ratio then shifts very slightly

      2,844.444444=2,844
  2. 2. Width: 2,566.67

    1. Keeping the ratio fixed means width ÷ height must equal W ÷ H

      widthheight=219=2.333333
    2. Solve for the width: multiply the known height by W, then divide by H

      width=1,100×219=2,566.666667
    3. For pixels, round to the nearest whole pixel; the ratio then shifts very slightly

      2,566.666667=2,567
  3. 3. Aspect ratio (simplest form): 10:7

    1. Find the greatest common divisor (GCD), the largest whole number that divides both sides

      GCD(1,400,980)=140
    2. Divide both sides by 140 to get the simplest ratio

      1,400140:980140=10:7
    3. Divide width by height for the decimal form, which makes different ratios easy to compare

      1,400980=1.428571
  4. 4. Aspect ratio (simplest form): 28:17

    1. Find the greatest common divisor (GCD), the largest whole number that divides both sides

      GCD(2,100,1,275)=75
    2. Divide both sides by 75 to get the simplest ratio

      2,10075:1,27575=28:17
    3. Divide width by height for the decimal form, which makes different ratios easy to compare

      2,1001,275=1.647059
  5. 5. Width: 3,558.33

    1. Keeping the ratio fixed means width ÷ height must equal W ÷ H

      widthheight=219=2.333333
    2. Solve for the width: multiply the known height by W, then divide by H

      width=1,525×219=3,558.333333
    3. For pixels, round to the nearest whole pixel; the ratio then shifts very slightly

      3,558.333333=3,558
  6. 6. Aspect ratio (simplest form): 75:44

    1. Find the greatest common divisor (GCD), the largest whole number that divides both sides

      GCD(1,500,880)=20
    2. Divide both sides by 20 to get the simplest ratio

      1,50020:88020=75:44
    3. Divide width by height for the decimal form, which makes different ratios easy to compare

      1,500880=1.704545
  7. 7. Height: 2,844.44

    1. Keeping the ratio fixed means width ÷ height must equal W ÷ H

      widthheight=916=0.5625
    2. Solve for the height: multiply the known width by H, then divide by W

      height=1,600×169=2,844.444444
    3. For pixels, round to the nearest whole pixel; the ratio then shifts very slightly

      2,844.444444=2,844
  8. 8. Width: 4,200

    1. Keeping the ratio fixed means width ÷ height must equal W ÷ H

      widthheight=73=2.333333
    2. Solve for the width: multiply the known height by W, then divide by H

      width=1,800×73=4,200
  9. 9. Aspect ratio (simplest form): 80:31

    1. Find the greatest common divisor (GCD), the largest whole number that divides both sides

      GCD(2,000,775)=25
    2. Divide both sides by 25 to get the simplest ratio

      2,00025:77525=80:31
    3. Divide width by height for the decimal form, which makes different ratios easy to compare

      2,000775=2.580645
  10. 10. Aspect ratio (simplest form): 2:1

    1. Find the greatest common divisor (GCD), the largest whole number that divides both sides

      GCD(1,800,900)=900
    2. Divide both sides by 900 to get the simplest ratio

      1,800900:900900=2:1
    3. Divide width by height for the decimal form, which makes different ratios easy to compare

      1,800900=2