Proportion §

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• Ratio: A proportion is a statement of equality between two ratios.
• Composition: Composition considers the proportions and relationships between different elements.
• Dimensional Analysis: Proportions are used in dimensional analysis to convert between different units.
• Proportional Relationships: Proportional relationships describe how two quantities vary in relation to each other.
• Proportional Reasoning: Proportional reasoning is the ability to understand and apply proportional relationships.
• Scale: Proportions are used to create scaled representations of objects or quantities.
• Proportional Thinking: Proportional thinking is the cognitive process of understanding and reasoning with proportions.
• Similarity: Proportions are used to determine similarity between geometric figures.
• Percentage: Percentages are a way to express proportions out of 100.
• Fraction: Proportions can be expressed using fractions.
• Balance: Proportions are used to achieve balance and harmony in art, design, and architecture.
• Scaling: Proportions are used in scaling processes, such as resizing images or models.
• Comparison: Proportions allow for the comparison of quantities or ratios.
• Proportionality: Proportionality is the principle that underlies proportions.
• Symmetry: Proportions are often used to create symmetrical designs and patterns.
• Symmetry: Symmetry is often used to achieve proportional relationships in design and art.
• Harmony: Proportions contribute to the sense of harmony and aesthetics in various fields.
• Geometry: Proportions are widely used in geometry, especially in the study of similar figures.
• Golden Ratio: The golden ratio is a specific proportion that is widely found in nature and art.
• Measurement: Proportions are used to convert between different units of measurement.
• Equivalence: Proportions express the equivalence of two ratios.