A Continued Fraction Calculator

Try these examples... Show me an example...Fraction to CFDecimal to CFSimple Square-root to CFCF to FractionPeriodic CF to FractionMaths Constant to CFArithmetic expression to CFUsing pow, sqrt functionsUsing trig functions and pi Select one. Input boxes will then be filled in for you. Press the ARROW button that is  high-lighted  to do the conversion.

I N P U T    Fraction: + Continued Fraction: Decimal number:   O U T P U T    Record results below? More about this Continued Fraction:

The Mathematical functions and constants available in the "Decimal" box are:

Name	Description	Eg
abs	the absolute value (size) of a number	abs(-3.9)=3.9
acos	arc cosine	acos(0.5)=1.047197551196598=60° in radians
asin	arc sine	asin(sqrt(3)/2)=1.047197551196598=60° in radians
atan	arc tangent	4 * atan(1)=3.141592653589793=90°= Pi radians
ceil	round up to the nearest integer	ceil(-3.9)=-3,ceil(2.1)=3
cos	cosine of an angle (in radians)	cos(60*Pi/180)=0.5
E	e	e=2.718281828459045
exp	e to the power of	exp(1)=2.718281828459045
floor	round down to the nearest integer	floor(-3.9)=-4,floor(2.1)=2
log	log to base e	log(E)=1,log(sqrt(E))=0.5
Phi	golden section	Phi=1.618033988749895
phi	golden section	phi=0.618033988749895
Pi	pi	pi=3.141592653589793
pow	pow(x,p) is xp	pow(2,3)=8
random	a random number between 0 and 1	random()=0.42190062543
round	round to the nearest integer	round(-3.9)=-4, round(3.9)=4
sin	sine of an angle (in radians)	sin(Pi/2)=1
sqrt	square root	sqrt(2)=1.414213562373095
tan	tangent of an angle (in radians)	tan(Pi/4)=1

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27 February 2004