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IMPORTANT, READ FIRST: For better productivity, this Fractions Calculator implements innovative User Interface which does not contain "=" operator. Just enter the first and second Fractions into left and right upper boxes (underscored) and hit the arithmetic operator Button ("+", "-", "x" or "÷"), thus saving the click. The result appears in the multi-line display beneath the input boxes. Scroll the display viewport up and down to see the calculation history; swipe to left or right to swap the input box content.
OVERVIEW
Fractions Calculator "Fractal MK-12 / MK-12s" Ver 6.0 and higher works on any combination of Regular (e.g. 2/3) and Improper (e.g. 4/3) Fractions, Decimals (e.g. 3.14), Whole (like 12345) and Mixed numbers (e.g. 1 /3/4) up to 10-digit length. It performs four standard Arithmetic operations (Add "+", Subtract "-", Multiply "x" and Divide "÷") and three special unary operations on a single Fraction:
• "R" key to Reduce fraction to its Lowest Terms, e.g. 2/4 = 1/2
• "D" key to convert Fraction to Decimal, e.g. 3/5 = 0.6
• "1/f" key to calculate the inverse Fraction, e.g. 2/3 (1/f) = 3/2
On-screen Keyboard contains several special keys:
• "/" to enter Fractions (e.g. 2/3, 54/7)
• "▭" to add blank space Mixed Numbers (e.g. 2 12/3)
• "." for entering Decimals (e.g. 3.14159)
• "±" to change the sign (e.g. from 3.14 to -3.14 and vice versa)
• "↑" to move the last calculation result into the first input box. This is a convenient feature for so-called "chain calculations" like: 1/2 + 3/5 + 4/7
• "◀" Backspace
• "C" to clear the content of input boxes and calculation history
Example 1. Reduce the Fraction 42/56 to the Lowest Terms
• Tap on the 1st input box and enter the Fraction 42/56 using digit keys and "/"
• Click on the "r(f)" key to get the result displayed as: 42/56 = 3/4
Example 2. Calculate: 3/4 + 1 2/5
• Tap on the 1st input box and enter the Fraction 2/5 using digit keys and "/"
• Tap on the 2nd box and enter Mixed Number 3 1/4 using digit keys, "▭" and "/"
• Click on the "+" key to get the result displayed as: 3/4 + 1 2/5 = 2 3/20
Example 3. Convert Mixed Number 2 3/20 to Decimal
• Tap on the 1st input box and enter Mixed Number 2 3/20 using digit keys, "▭" and "/"
• Click on the "D" key to get result displayed as: 2 3/20 = 2.15
Note: this conversion may result in so-called "repeating decimals", which are of infinite length, thus displayed as approximate rounded value, e.g: 2 1/6 = 2.1666667
Example 4. Calculate the inverse Fraction of 2 3/20
Step 1. Tap on 1st input box and enter Mixed Number 2 3/20 using digit keys, "▭" and "/"
Step 2. Click on the "1/f" key to get the result displayed as: 2 3/20 = 20/43
Cellphones and Tablets
This Fractions Calculator runs on any Android Cell Phones and Tablets w/OS version 5 and higher (i.e. Lollipop / Marshmallow / Nougat / Oreo). For the best results, the screen size of at least 4.5" and screen resolution of 720 x 1280 and higher is recommended.
About
Fractions Calculator "Fractal MK-12" is brought to you by Infosoft International Inc, a NY hi-tech Company providing quality educational solutions since 1998. All major developments are credited to Dr. Alexander Bell, a "Legend" of Codeproject.com, Application Innovation Contest awards winner (AIC 2012 by Intel Corp). Calculator is powered by unique Fraction computation engine developed personally by Dr. Bell and implemented in award-winning app "Edumatter" for Windows (available at www.shopDigit.com) and educational web portal www.examn8.com (#1 in Google/Bing Search)
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Education
6.01
Everyone
5.0 and up
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A rather simple fractions calculator, with a very illogical interface, using Fraction 1 and Fraction 2.
To calculate 1/2 + 1/3 you need to enter 1/2 in Fraction 1 and 1/3 in Fraction 2 and tap +, which gives 5/6.
To calculate (1/3)/5 you need to enter 1/3 in Fraction 1 and 5 in Fraction 2 and tap ÷, which gives 1/15.
To calculate (1/2)/(1/3) you enter 1/2 in Fraction 1 and 1/3 in Fraction 2, and tap ÷, giving 3/2 = 1 1/2
It calculates correct, it you just manage to figure out how to use it :)
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Pedro, this is called inverse polish notation; when first calculators appeared, Hewlett Packard (HP) launched a very scientific calculator using this notation (which prevents you to use parenthesis!
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