as_improper: Converts a Parsed Fraction to an Improper Fraction
In mrdwab/mathrrr: Basic School-type Math in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Given a string or a fraction parsed using parse_fraction(), this
function will check to see whether it is in its improper form, and
if not, it will convert it to an improper fraction.
Usage
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as_improper(fraction)
Arguments
fraction
The input fraction, already parsed, or a string to
be parsed using parse_fraction(fraction, improper = TRUE, reduce = FALSE).
Examples
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frac <- "-3 1/2"
as_improper(frac)
p_frac <- parse_fraction(frac, improper = FALSE)
as_improper(p_frac)
as_improper("3")
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Given a string or a fraction parsed using parse_fraction(), this
function will check to see whether it is in its improper form, and
if not, it will convert it to an improper fraction.
Usage
1 | as_improper(fraction)
|
Arguments
fraction |
The input fraction, already parsed, or a string to
be parsed using |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | frac <- "-3 1/2"
as_improper(frac)
p_frac <- parse_fraction(frac, improper = FALSE)
as_improper(p_frac)
as_improper("3")
|
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