Method
Fraction arithmetic combines numerators and denominators according to the selected operation, then reduces the result using the greatest common divisor.
Add, subtract, multiply, or divide two fractions.
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.
Context & Reference
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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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