Enter the decimal
Type a terminating decimal or wrap the repeating digits in parentheses.
A decimal to fraction calculator turns terminating and repeating decimals into exact simplified fractions. Enter a value to see the improper fraction, mixed number, reduction steps, and reverse decimal check.
Classroom math support
Use the worked result to support instruction, then bring student goals and accommodations into SPED Lesson Planner for a teacher-reviewed lesson draft.
Decimal input
For repeating decimals, put the repeating digits in parentheses. For example, enter 0.1(6) for 0.1666...
Simplified result
Improper fraction
7/8
Mixed number
7/8
Type a terminating decimal or wrap the repeating digits in parentheses.
Use place value for terminating decimals or cancellation for repeating decimals.
Divide by the greatest common factor and check the result as a decimal.
Write the decimal digits over a power of 10 based on the number of decimal places, then divide the numerator and denominator by their greatest common factor.
Put only the repeating digits in parentheses. Enter 0.(3) for 0.333..., 0.1(6) for 0.1666..., or 1.2(34) for 1.2343434....
Yes. Every terminating decimal is a rational number because it can be written as an integer divided by a power of 10 and then simplified.
Yes. A repeating decimal is rational. Multiplying by powers of 10 and subtracting cancels the repeating digits and produces an exact fraction.
0.875 is 875/1000. Divide both numbers by 125 to simplify the fraction to 7/8.