Add fractions
Rewrite two fractions over a common denominator, then add their numerators.
Middle school13 arithmetic formulas across 7 topics, free and without an account. Arithmetic formulas turn everyday quantities into something you can compute with: parts of a whole, rates over time, and money that grows. Almost every one of them is really a statement about proportion, so the reliable move is to write the relationship first and substitute second. Watch the units, because a rate formula with mismatched units gives a number that looks fine and is wrong.
Each entry links to its own page, where the symbols are defined, the conditions are stated, and the formula is substituted through a worked example. Levels covered here: Middle school, High school.
3 formulas in fractions.
Rewrite two fractions over a common denominator, then add their numerators.
Middle schoolMultiply numerators together and denominators together.
Middle schoolMultiply by the reciprocal of the divisor.
Middle school2 formulas in percent.
Find a stated percentage of a whole quantity.
Middle schoolCompare a change with the magnitude of its starting value.
Middle school · High school2 formulas in rates.
Connect distance traveled, constant rate, and elapsed time.
Middle school · High schoolExpress a comparison per one unit.
Middle school3 formulas in finance.
Calculate interest only on the original principal.
Middle school · High schoolGrow an initial amount when interest is added repeatedly.
High schoolModel growth when interest is compounded continuously.
High school1 formula in ratios.
Test or solve an equality between two ratios by cross multiplication.
Middle school1 formula in averages.
Share a total equally among all observations.
Middle school · High school1 formula in measurement.
Compare measurement error with an accepted reference value.
Middle school · High schoolA formula sheet is a reference, not a method. Use the subject guide to see where these relationships come from, a calculator to check a substitution you are unsure about, and practice questions to find out whether you can actually retrieve them.
Mathematics does not stop at a subject boundary, and neither do its formulas. Each subject page below lists its own relationships, conditions, and worked examples.
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