Mixed Number Calculator
Add, subtract, multiply, divide mixed numbers easily.
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About Mixed Number Calculator
The Mixed Number Calculator is a simple and reliable tool that lets you add, subtract, multiply, and divide mixed fractions with ease. Perfect for anyone working with fractions in real-world situations, this calculator provides:
- Step-by-step breakdown of calculations
- Conversion between improper and mixed fractions
- Results in simplified fraction form
- Decimal form for practical use
Just enter your mixed fractions, pick an operation, and get instant, clear results.
Use Cases
- Quick fraction conversions
- Cooking, construction, and measurement tasks
How to Use This Calculator
- Enter the first mixed number: Fill in the whole number, numerator, and denominator in the first set of input boxes.
- Select an operation: Choose
+,-,×, or÷from the dropdown menu. - Enter the second mixed number: Fill in the whole number, numerator, and denominator in the second set of input boxes.
- Click "Calculate": The calculator will instantly show:
- The result as a simplified fraction
- The result as a mixed number
- The decimal equivalent
- Step-by-step breakdown of the calculation
- Click "Clear": To reset all fields and enter new values.
This tool supports positive and negative mixed numbers and all basic arithmetic operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
This calculator supports the four basic arithmetic operations: addition (+), subtraction (−), multiplication (×), and division (÷) of mixed fractions.
Yes, the whole number part is optional. If you leave it empty, the calculator will treat your input as a proper or improper fraction.
Yes, you can enter negative values in the whole number, numerator, or denominator fields. The calculator will correctly compute the result.
The result will be shown in three formats: simplified fraction, mixed number (if applicable), and decimal. If the result is a proper fraction, no mixed number will be displayed.
The calculator will display an error if required fields are missing or if the denominator is zero, which is mathematically invalid.