Relative width of one image wrt another Suppose I have an image:120: Original Width70: Original HeightI have another image:20: Original Width20: Original HeightBoth these images have to be relative to each other (or should I say these both are in aspect ratio with each other?)So what would be the height of second image if the height of first image decreases to 100?Now I do know the way to get aspect ratio with changing height for one single image, which would be (if I am not wrong): Old Width/Old Height * New Width = New Height but how do I apply something like this to two images?

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aniizl · Accepted Answer

I&#039;m not sure exactly what you mean by &quot;images have to be relative to each other,&quot; but I think what you want is a constant ratio of aspect ratios.So, your original ratio of aspect ratios is:            (      120              /            70      )              (      20              /            20      )        =      12    7  You said that the &quot;height of the first image decreases to 100,&quot; but I&#039;m going to assume you meant that the height increases to 100. To preserve your aspect ratio, we need to calculate the new height   x using:            (      120              /            100      )              (      20              /            x      )        =      12    7  This leads to   x  =      200    7    =  28.57

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