Teisenda murrud kümnendarvudeks ja näe korduvaid numbreid sulgudes. The converter reduces the fraction, then tracks each remainder during long division. A repeated remainder marks the start of the repeating decimal. The calculation stays on your device.
Murru kümnendarvuks teisendaja
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Fraction to decimal
Enter a fraction
Use numerator and denominator, or add a whole number for a mixed fraction.
Digits in parentheses repeat forever.
Exact BigInt long division runs in your browser - nothing is uploaded.
Murru kümnendarvuks teisendaja?
Teisenda murrud kümnendarvudeks ja näe korduvaid numbreid sulgudes. Example: 7/12 = 0.58(3), where the digit in parentheses repeats.
Kuidas kasutada
- 1Enter the fraction. Type the numerator and denominator. Use the whole-number field only for a mixed number.
- 2Read the decimal. The decimal updates live. Parentheses mark the digits that repeat forever.
- 3Check the exact fraction. The reduced fraction and mixed form remain beside the decimal.
- 4Copy the result. Copy the fraction, decimal, and repeat length for notes or calculations.
Kellele see sobib
- Students checking fractions such as 1/6, 5/8, or 7/12.
- Teachers explaining why repeated remainders create repeating decimals.
- Makers converting inch fractions to decimal values.
- Anyone copying the decimal with the reduced fraction.
Korduvad küsimused
How do you convert a fraction to a decimal?
Divide the numerator by the denominator. Each step multiplies the remainder by 10 to get the next digit. A zero remainder ends the decimal; a repeated remainder starts the repeating part.
What do parentheses mean?
Parentheses mark the digits that repeat forever. For example, 1/6 is 0.1(6), which means the 6 continues without end.
Can it handle mixed numbers?
Yes. Enter the whole number separately from the numerator and denominator. The tool converts it to an improper fraction before dividing.
Does it use floating point math?
No. It uses BigInt integer arithmetic and remainder tracking, so large fractions stay exact and floating point rounding does not affect the result.
What if the denominator is zero?
A denominator of zero is undefined. The tool shows an error and waits until you enter a non-zero denominator.
Is it free and private?
Yes. It is free, needs no account, and runs in your browser. The numbers are not uploaded.