Best Calculators for Fractions

the screen is huge, allowing for menus that haven't been possible on previous scientific calculators, and it's easy to enter fractions with lots of stuff in the numerator/denominator.

she came home from school and was amazed that the calculator would simplify fractions in natural language.

it was recommended that we get graphing calculators, but this was cheaper and i liked the idea of being able to see square root symbols and fractions as they appear on the page instead of in text

rather than repeat what he said, i would like to point out that an important feature of this calculator is fractional input.

and students will be delighted to spend a fraction of the price of a graphics calculator, and have one which is really portable.

c) a "change" key to convert from decimal to fractional forms and back again which is very similar to what is also found on the respective casio machines.

i like the fraction display.

this is a nice calculator but i don't like that it displays calculation results as fractions instead of decimal whenever possible!

this item has "natural display" which displays fractions as they would be in a hand written environment.

it handles fraction and radical notation nicely - it displays the square root of 12 as 2sqr(3) which helps the students check their conceptual understanding when we're rationalizing or simplifying

especially those recipes with uneven fractions.

but it does have an excellent fraction display mode.

entering & using fractions.

the rpn is great, but i have found that checking my answers to polynomial fractions easily steps this calculator out of its range.

also, there is the new and good fraction mode.