Approximate your favorite numbers in fractional form!
Specify:
- the decimal to approximate,
- how many digits are to be used in the fraction,
- and the minimum digits of accuracy,
and Fractionize will return a list of qualifying unique fractions!
npm i -g fractionize
Find approximations for popular constants:
$ fractionize pi 2 1
-> Testing approximations with accuracy of 0.1...
[ '16 / 5 = 3.2 ... R = 0.09295817894065106',
'19 / 6 = 3.1666666666666665 ... R = 0.047887837492022634',
'22 / 7 = 3.142857142857143 ... R = 0.0028174960433950957',
'41 / 13 = 3.1538461538461537 ... R = 0.05070533353541862',
'60 / 19 = 3.1578947368421053 ... R = 0.09859317102744214',
'85 / 27 = 3.1481481481481484 ... R = 0.05634032562220881' ]
$ fractionize e 2 2
-> [ '87 / 32 = 2.71875 ... R = 0.005511381915482616' ]
$ fractionize sqrt2 2 2
-> [ '99 / 70 = 1.4142857142857144 ... R = 0.0035713374682018184' ]
Of course, you can also use any decimal number you'd like.
$ fractionize 9.83135 3 4
-> Testing approximations with accuracy of 0.0001...
[ '8022 / 869 = 9.231300345224396 ... R = 0.000032498131417924014' ]
- I'd love to add the ability for other non-fractional approximations (e.g. the cube root of 31 is a great approximation for Pi). Feel free to contribute if you'd like.