Decimal to Fraction
Best math tool for school and college! If you are a student, it will help you to learn arithmetic and division!
Category : Education
Reviews (29)
Could be more adaptable. Not practical at all. Sometimes I need to know a close, practical co version instead of 299/5000 (as an example).
Good app, heavenly for students using this for hw.. It has an upper limit.. I wanted to convert a large decimal number (upto 20 decimal places).. Great up to 6 and 7 decimal places. Great job developers...
Simple and easy to use. Can type in decimal to convert to fraction, and can type fraction to convert to decimal. No complaints!
Extremly simple, and gets the most simplified result. Totally cool.
Annoying pop-ups when I'm trying to work, this app is horrible...
Converts whole numbers into crazy fractions. Not what I was looking to use for my business.
this app provides an improper fraction and does not simplify it. pretty useless.
Simple ! Very user friendly. Input, Answer, and Done, Bam !
This app is ridiculous! I typed in .1765 and it gave me a conversion of 323/2000! WTH
When using the app it would do small fractions but would no do bigger decimals no matter how I typed it
I like the app,it is simple and straight to the point.
Any ad is too many
Terrible couldn't even convert. .1875 to 3/16"
this app is really helpful thank u so much from candy
It doesn't have a space button
Helps alot for exam but no explanation 😭
Great app helps when I need to use for math
Very good app .And fast.
Works all the time
The app was not telling me anything or even converting it.
it is a kind of weird but it will do for u. I guess👌👌🤗🤗🤗
Very good time proven app.
Solves your calculation in blink of an eye
Good and to the point
Average App...Useful If U R Mathematics Student..
I love this app! 😁😁😁
This is super app
Wow this is lovely
I guess I really didn't need an app to tell me .257 was "257 thousands" or as this app put it, "257/1000". I had hoped for a conversion that would quickly say that the decimal would fall between two more commonly used fractions, ( ie .257 would be between 1/4" and 9/32" etc.) for conversion of a printed or digital read to a tape measure or ruler.