Method
Fraction arithmetic combines numerators and denominators according to the selected operation, then reduces the result using the greatest common divisor.
Work through fraction arithmetic and get a reduced result.
Numerators and denominators must be whole numbers. The result is reduced to its simplest form and also shown as a decimal.
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Fraction arithmetic combines numerators and denominators according to the selected operation, then reduces the result using the greatest common divisor.
Enter two whole-number fractions, choose add, subtract, multiply, or divide, and review the reduced fraction.
The simplified fraction is exact for the integer inputs. A decimal view provides a familiar comparison.
One-half plus one-quarter simplifies to three-quarters, or 0.75.
Denominators cannot be zero, and division by a zero numerator is not defined.
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