THE IDEA BEHIND THE ANSWER
A formula you can follow.
decimal digits / power of ten → simplest fraction
Supports up to 30 written digits and scientific-notation exponents from −12 to 12. This converts finite decimals, not repeating decimals.
EVERYDAY & STUDENT MATH / ONE CLEAR STEP AT A TIME
Turn a finite decimal into an exact fraction, then reduce it.
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THE IDEA BEHIND THE ANSWER
decimal digits / power of ten → simplest fraction
Supports up to 30 written digits and scientific-notation exponents from −12 to 12. This converts finite decimals, not repeating decimals.
GOOD TO KNOW
Enter finite decimal. Choose any available mode, then select Calculate. The example numbers are a starting point you can change.
A message explains what to change. Previous results are cleared when you edit an input, so the answer always matches the values you calculated.
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