Common denominators handled
For addition and subtraction, the calculator cross-multiplies to create a common denominator. For multiplication and division, it uses the direct fraction rules and then reduces the answer.
Add, subtract, multiply, or divide two fractions and see the simplified fraction, decimal, and percent result.
What it means
For addition and subtraction, the calculator cross-multiplies to create a common denominator. For multiplication and division, it uses the direct fraction rules and then reduces the answer.
The generic calculator cards display numbers, so the reduced fraction is shown as two result cards. Read them together: numerator over denominator.
FAQ
No. A denominator of zero is undefined, so the inputs clamp denominators to at least 1.
Yes. The result is reduced by the greatest common divisor. Negative signs stay on the numerator side.
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