Fraction Cube Root Calculator

Enter a fraction to compute its exact cube root with simplification. Automatically simplify perfect cubes and present radicals clearly for learning and review. Toggle rationalized form, precision decimals, and negative value handling included for accuracy. Export results to CSV and PDF with one click.

Input

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Result

Enter values and calculate to see exact and decimal forms.

Example data

Use these examples to validate outputs.

NumeratorDenominatorExact (unrationalized)Decimal (6 places)
8272/3·∛(1/1)0.666667
16542/3·∛(1/1)0.666667
-12564-5/4·∛(1/1)-1.250000
231·∛(2/3)0.873580
181/2·∛(1/1)0.500000

Formula used

For \( a,b \in \mathbb{Z}, b\ne0 \): \( \sqrt[3]{\tfrac{a}{b}} = \tfrac{\sqrt[3]{a}}{\sqrt[3]{b}} \). Extract perfect cubes: \( a = k_a^3 r_a, \; b = k_b^3 r_b \) with \( r_a, r_b \) cube‑free. Then \( \sqrt[3]{\tfrac{a}{b}} = \tfrac{k_a}{k_b}\sqrt[3]{\tfrac{r_a}{r_b}} \). To rationalize: multiply numerator and denominator by \( \sqrt[3]{r_b^2} \) giving \( \tfrac{k_a}{k_b r_b}\sqrt[3]{r_a r_b^2} \).

How to use this calculator

  1. Enter numerator and denominator. Negative values are supported.
  2. Choose desired decimal precision.
  3. Optionally enable “Show rationalized form” and “Show algebraic steps”.
  4. Press Calculate to see exact and decimal outputs.
  5. Export the result or example table using CSV or PDF buttons.

FAQs

Yes. Cube roots of negative numbers are negative real numbers. The tool preserves sign correctly in exact and decimal forms.

A zero denominator is undefined. The calculator shows an error and no result.

The tool factors out the largest perfect cube from numerator and denominator, leaving cube‑free remainders inside the radical.

It removes the cube root from the denominator by multiplying top and bottom by \( \sqrt[3]{r_b^2} \), producing an integer denominator.

Floating‑point rounding affects decimal approximations. Increase precision to view more places if needed.

Yes. Use the CSV or PDF export, or the “Copy exact result” button to place the expression on your clipboard.

Perfect‑cube fractions & exact roots (data)

Fractions whose numerator and denominator are perfect cubes. Exact roots are rational.

Fraction ∛(numerator) ∛(denominator) Exact root Decimal (6 places)
1/1 1 1 1 1.000000
8/27 2 3 2/3 0.666667
27/64 3 4 3/4 0.750000
64/125 4 5 4/5 0.800000
125/216 5 6 5/6 0.833333
216/343 6 7 6/7 0.857143
343/512 7 8 7/8 0.875000
1000/8000 1 2 1/2 0.500000

Simplification patterns for sample fractions (data)

Examples showing largest perfect‑cube factors, unrationalized and rationalized forms.

Input Reduced Factorization Unrationalized exact Rationalized exact Decimal (6 places)
16/54 8/27 |8| = 2^3 × 1,  27 = 3^3 × 1 2/3·∛(1/1) 2/3·∛(1) 0.666667
250/108 125/54 |125| = 5^3 × 1,  54 = 3^3 × 2 5/3·∛(1/2) 5/6·∛(4) 1.322834
-72/40 -9/5 |-9| = 1^3 × 9,  5 = 1^3 × 5 -1·∛(9/5) -1/5·∛(225) -1.216440
2/3 2/3 |2| = 1^3 × 2,  3 = 1^3 × 3 1·∛(2/3) 1/3·∛(18) 0.873580
18/20 9/10 |9| = 1^3 × 9,  10 = 1^3 × 10 1·∛(9/10) 1/10·∛(900) 0.965489
54/16 27/8 |27| = 3^3 × 1,  8 = 2^3 × 1 3/2·∛(1/1) 3/2·∛(1) 1.500000

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