what is the answer for the ratio 1:2:3

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Add the numbers together and we get 6. Draw a line of length 6 (cm or inches, whatever). Split it into three: a length of 1 from one end and a length of 3 from the other end. That leaves a segment length 2 in the middle. You have divided the line into segments in the ratio 1:2:3.

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