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I'm using mathjax in ckeditor and i want to print the fraction (uploaded here in the link [Click Here](http://tinypic.com/r/23k465g/9)).So,what command i have to write to print that fraction ? Here is what i'm trying : `$$7\(frac\({4}{3}\)\)$$` But it isn't working. So , please suggest me a solution

Greetings, I'm working on a class project for fractions and I'm stuck and cannot figure out where to go from here. We have a mandatory driver file we aren't supposed to change. See below for example output and the output I am actually getting. **Sample Output** Enter numerator; then denominator. …

Hi. I have a JFrame with a JLayeredPane. On the first layer there is a table, then above it there is black transparent layer that allows me options and what-not. I animate the arrival of this transparent layer. However when I do this the panel seems to loose it's transparency, …

Write a java code, Extend class Fraction by adding methods for the arithmetic operators +, - and /, and the six relational operators (==, !=, <, >, <= and >=). Then compute a menu-driven fraction calculator. Program shoud do all 9 arithmetic operations and 0 to stop. User should first …

Hi all I have been asked to calculate days in a week. I know there is not 24 hours but 23 hours 56 minutes in a siderial day. How do I express that fraction in interactive mode. For example: print 60*23/56/60*7 or something to that effect. Anyone? Glenn.

I've written a Rational Class that takes fractions and can add, subtract, multiply, divide etc. I'm trying to keep my fractions reduced but for some reason, some but not all of my fractions are being reduced. I've posted my code below. I commented the fractions that aren't being reduced as …

Hi. I'm trying to multiply fractions. How can I take '1 1/2' and multiply it to get 3? (is there some special format like '1-1/2' that I need to use to multiply it?) Thanks

Hi. I need a function which will convert a decimal to a fraction, so that I can put in [CODE]echo dec2frac(1.75);[/CODE] and it'll output 1 3/4. Any suggestions? Thanks

i'm trying to add two fractions via a function and it works. the problem is that i have to print the fraction in the main( and i have absolutly no idea how to do that) other than that the program works fine. [CODE]#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> #include<iostream.h> int frac(int,int,int,int); void main() { …

I just need a help regarding this problem: a user is asked to enter two fractions, and the program should print the following -maximum -sum -product Output should be in proper fractional from and should be in lowest terms. The program must be able to identify if the numbers entered …

[CODE]#include <iostream> #include <windows.h> #include <ctime> #include <cmath> #include <iomanip> #include <string.h> double numerator, denominator; static short multiplycounter; static short dividecounter; const double ten = 10; double* ppnumerator = &numerator; double* ppdenominator = &denominator; using namespace std; /**********************************************************************************/ double lcm(double numerator, double denominator) { if(*ppnumerator > *ppdenominator) { for(long counter …

[CODE]int main() { static short multiplycounter; static short dividecounter; double decimal; int rdecimal; cin >> decimal; rdecimal = int(decimal); cout << setprecision(10) << decimal << endl << rdecimal << endl; if(rdecimal % 1 != 0) { while(rdecimal % 1 != 0) { if(rdecimal % 1 == 0) { break; } …

[CODE]please help me in doing my project in one of my subject in college. it is all about getting the GCD of fractions... can anyone tell me the logic or the formula for getting it? tnxx in advance[/CODE]

please help know how to get the GCD of fractions... i'm stuck in program because of this... any suggestions will do. tnx

The following code iteratively calculates continued fractions. I'm having trouble separating the numerator and denominator from the returned value. [code=python]def cf3(terms, iterations): answer = 0 for n in range(iterations, 0, -1): answer = Fraction(1, terms[n] + answer) answer += Fraction(terms[0], 1) return answer [/code] The following is sample output showing …

Hello! My name is Page, and I am learning how to code in Java. I am working on a program, and it was homework at one time, but the assignment due date is passed. I would just like to get it going so I can learn from my mistakes, and …