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Visual explanation of ratio and proportion, highlighting equivalent ratios and the relationship between means and extremes.

Diagram illustrating the concept of ratio and proportion, showing equivalent ratios x:y and z:w, with labels for means (y and z) and extremes (x and w), and the formula: Product of Means = Product of Extremes (y × z = x × w).

Diagram illustrating the concept of ratio and proportion, showing equivalent ratios x:y and z:w, with labels for means (y and z) and extremes (x and w), and the formula: Product of Means = Product of Extremes (y × z = x × w).

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