Fraction Calculator


Reduce
CONVERT the FRACTION TO A DECIMAL and PER CENT
Decimal: Insert top figure in the first box and bottom figure in the secone;
%(per cent): Copy Decimal result and paste it in the empty box
%
Usually, per cents "round off" to two numbers after the ".". If the third number is more than 5 add 1 to the second number and drop the rest. If the third number is less than 5 just drop all numbers after the second one after the "."

Table of COMMON or USEFUL FRACTIONS and THEIR PER CENTS
Tasks often require "units consistency", having all fractions un-reduced. To get the Decimal, put the per cent in the first box of the Decimal coverter and put 100 in the second. A quick rule: A % is the Decimal with the point moved two place right and a Decimal is a % with the point moved two places left. 1/2=50
x/3: 1=33.34, 2=66.67
x/4:1= 25, 2=50, 3=75
x/5: 1=20, 2=40, 3=60, 4=80
x/6:1= 16.67, 2= 33.34, 3=50, 4=66.67, 5=83.34
x/8: 1=12.5, 2=25, 3=37.5, 4=50, 5=62.5, 6=75, 7=87.5
x/10: 1=10, 2=20, 3=30, 4=40, 5=50, 6=60, 7=70, 8=80, 9=90
x/12: 1=8.34, 2=16.67, 3=25, 4=33.34, 5=41.67, 6=50, 7=58.34, 8=66.67, 9=75, 10=83.34, 11=91.67
Decimal-to-Fraction Generators: x/16, x/24, x/25, x/32, x/40, x/48 (O), x/72,x/76 (OO), x/87 (HO), x/100, DIY
NOTE: Using multiples of 3, go up to 34 and 67 for your last two digits and round down

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