Comparing Fractions Calculator
Compare 2 or 3 fractions using simplification, common denominators, decimals, and cross products. Rank fractions, find the LCD, and visualize which value is largest at a glance.
Free Fractions & Ratios Calculators
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Cross Multiplication Calculator
Solve or verify proportions of the form a/b = c/d with cross multiplication. Find a missing term, compare cross products, reduce both fractions, and inspect equivalent ratio tables.
Divide Fractions Calculator
Divide proper fractions, improper fractions, or mixed numbers. Convert to improper form, flip the divisor, simplify the quotient, and view the result as a decimal and mixed number.
Egyptian Fraction Calculator
Decompose fractions into sums of distinct unit fractions with greedy-method steps, improper-fraction handling, term visuals, and exact checks.
Equivalent Fractions Calculator
Generate equivalent fractions, target a new denominator, and verify equivalence with cross multiplication, fraction strips, and step-by-step scaling tables.
Improper Fraction to Mixed Number Calculator
Convert improper fractions to mixed numbers with simplification, decimal checks, nearby-whole comparisons, and whole-plus-remainder visuals.
LCD Calculator — Least Common Denominator
Find the Least Common Denominator (LCD) of 2–5 fractions. Shows prime factorization method, equivalent fractions, visual fraction bars, and step-by-step work.
Mixed Number to Improper Fraction Calculator
Convert mixed numbers to improper fractions with sign handling, simplification, decimal checks, equivalent forms, and step-by-step breakdowns.
Simplify Fractions Calculator
Reduce fractions to lowest terms with GCF steps, prime-factor detail, divisor lists, equivalent forms, and decimal or mixed-number checks.
Simplify Fractions to Lowest Terms Calculator
Reduce any fraction to its lowest terms. Shows GCD calculation via Euclidean algorithm, step-by-step reduction, cross-multiplication verification, and batch mode.