Free everyday math and randomization helpers
Solve practical percentage questions, simplify ratios, calculate fractions, find GCD and LCM, factor integers into primes, calculate averages and grades, generate random numbers, shuffle lists, pick names, and split items into groups for quick everyday checks.
Best for quick arithmetic, classroom checks, ratio and fraction work, common factor lookup, prime factorization, averages, grades, random picks, list shuffling, group making, or sampling you want to finish without opening a spreadsheet.
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Best for quick arithmetic, classroom checks, ratio and fraction work, common factor lookup, prime factorization, averages, grades, random picks, list shuffling, group making, or sampling you want to finish without opening a spreadsheet.
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What can the percentage calculator solve?
It covers percentage of a number, percentage change, and what percent one number is of another.
Can I simplify ratios or calculate fractions?
Yes. The ratio calculator simplifies and scales two-part ratios, and the fraction calculator adds, subtracts, multiplies, or divides two fractions.
Can I find GCD, LCM, or prime factors?
Yes. The GCD and LCM calculator handles lists of integers, and the prime factorization calculator breaks a number into prime factors.
Can I generate random numbers?
Yes. The random number generator supports ranges, multiple outputs, and optional duplicate prevention.
Can I randomize a list or pick names?
Yes. The list randomizer shuffles pasted lines, picks a random subset, and splits items into groups locally in the browser.
Is this category intended to expand?
Yes. It is reserved for practical everyday math utilities that do not need backend processing.
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