Fractions & Math Manipulation Tools

Enter two fractions and an operator to get the exact answer as a fraction, mixed number and decimal — with every step shown and the quantities drawn as bars.

Enter a fraction to reduce it to lowest terms, with Euclid's algorithm laid out one division at a time and the GCF shown.

Enter a mixed number like 2 3/4 or an improper fraction like 11/4 — the converter detects which it is and shows the other with the steps.

Enter two or more denominators to get their least common multiple, with each number factored into primes and the highest powers explained.

Enter an expression with + − × ÷ ^ and parentheses to get the value with every operation applied — and displayed — in the correct order.

Enter two fractions and an operator to get the exact answer as a fraction, mixed number and decimal — with every step shown and the quantities drawn as bars.

Enter a mixed number like 2 3/4 or an improper fraction like 11/4 — the converter detects which it is and shows the other with the steps.

Enter a fraction to reduce it to lowest terms, with Euclid's algorithm laid out one division at a time and the GCF shown.

Enter a base fraction and how many to generate to get a list of equivalent fractions, each with its own fraction bar so the value stays visually the same.

Turn a fraction into its exact percentage (including repeating decimals) or a percentage back into a reduced fraction, with the steps shown.

Enter two or more fractions to get each one rewritten over the least common denominator, with the multiplier used for each shown step by step.

Enter two or more denominators to get their least common multiple, with each number factored into primes and the highest powers explained.

Enter two fractions to find out whether one is less than, greater than or equal to the other, with the cross-products shown and both plotted on a number line.

Enter a ratio like 24:36 to reduce it to lowest terms, with the greatest common factor and each term's share of the total shown.

Fill three of the four terms in a/b = c/d and leave the unknown blank to solve it exactly, with the cross-multiplication shown.

Enter a dividend and divisor to get the quotient, remainder and every digit-by-digit step of the long division.

Enter two whole numbers to get the product with the partial products laid out column by column, exactly as you would write it by hand.

Enter an expression with + − × ÷ ^ and parentheses to get the value with every operation applied — and displayed — in the correct order.

Enter a whole number to get its prime factors in exponent form, with each division-by-the-smallest-prime step laid out as a ladder.

Enter a whole number to pull the largest perfect-square factor out of the radical, giving a simplified √ form plus a decimal approximation.

Enter a starting and ending percentage to see both the point difference and the relative change, side by side with an explanation of the difference.

Enter two fractions and an operator to get the exact answer as a fraction, mixed number and decimal — with every step shown and the quantities drawn as bars.

Enter a mixed number like 2 3/4 or an improper fraction like 11/4 — the converter detects which it is and shows the other with the steps.

Turn a fraction into its exact percentage (including repeating decimals) or a percentage back into a reduced fraction, with the steps shown.

Enter a fraction to reduce it to lowest terms, with Euclid's algorithm laid out one division at a time and the GCF shown.

Enter a base fraction and how many to generate to get a list of equivalent fractions, each with its own fraction bar so the value stays visually the same.

Enter two or more fractions to get each one rewritten over the least common denominator, with the multiplier used for each shown step by step.

Enter two or more denominators to get their least common multiple, with each number factored into primes and the highest powers explained.

Enter two fractions to find out whether one is less than, greater than or equal to the other, with the cross-products shown and both plotted on a number line.

Enter a ratio like 24:36 to reduce it to lowest terms, with the greatest common factor and each term's share of the total shown.

Fill three of the four terms in a/b = c/d and leave the unknown blank to solve it exactly, with the cross-multiplication shown.

Enter a dividend and divisor to get the quotient, remainder and every digit-by-digit step of the long division.

Enter two whole numbers to get the product with the partial products laid out column by column, exactly as you would write it by hand.

Enter a starting and ending percentage to see both the point difference and the relative change, side by side with an explanation of the difference.

Enter an expression with + − × ÷ ^ and parentheses to get the value with every operation applied — and displayed — in the correct order.

Enter a whole number to get its prime factors in exponent form, with each division-by-the-smallest-prime step laid out as a ladder.

Enter a whole number to pull the largest perfect-square factor out of the radical, giving a simplified √ form plus a decimal approximation.