Definition of geometrical ratio in English:

geometrical ratio

noun ˌdʒiːəˌmɛtrɪkl ˈreɪʃɪəʊdʒɪəˌmɛtrɪkl ˈreɪʃɪəʊ

Mathematics

1The relation between two magnitudes as determined by the number of times that one contains the other. Contrasted with arithmetical ratio.
2A manner or mode of change in which successive quantities form a geometric progression; a geometric progression.

Origin

Early 18th century. From geometrical + ratio, after classical Latin geometrica ratio (2nd cent. a.d.), earlier in plural, geometricae rationes (Cicero, Vitruvius).

Definition of geometrical ratio in US English:

geometrical ratio

noun

Mathematics

1The relation between two magnitudes as determined by the number of times that one contains the other. Contrasted with arithmetical ratio.
2A manner or mode of change in which successive quantities form a geometric progression; a geometric progression.

Origin

Early 18th century. From geometrical + ratio, after classical Latin geometrica ratio (2nd cent. a.d.), earlier in plural, geometricae rationes (Cicero, Vitruvius).

单词	geometrical ratio
释义	Definition of geometrical ratio in English: geometrical ratio noun ˌdʒiːəˌmɛtrɪkl ˈreɪʃɪəʊdʒɪəˌmɛtrɪkl ˈreɪʃɪəʊ Mathematics 1The relation between two magnitudes as determined by the number of times that one contains the other. Contrasted with arithmetical ratio. 2A manner or mode of change in which successive quantities form a geometric progression; a geometric progression. Origin Early 18th century. From geometrical + ratio, after classical Latin geometrica ratio (2nd cent. a.d.), earlier in plural, geometricae rationes (Cicero, Vitruvius). Definition of geometrical ratio in US English: geometrical ratio noun Mathematics 1The relation between two magnitudes as determined by the number of times that one contains the other. Contrasted with arithmetical ratio. 2A manner or mode of change in which successive quantities form a geometric progression; a geometric progression. Origin Early 18th century. From geometrical + ratio, after classical Latin geometrica ratio (2nd cent. a.d.), earlier in plural, geometricae rationes (Cicero, Vitruvius).
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