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Fractions<br />

Keys<br />

1. @ lets you enter mixed numbers and<br />

fractions. All entries must be an integers and<br />

the denominator can not be zero.<br />

To enter a mixed number, enter an integer for<br />

the unit, and then press @ to enter a<br />

numerator.<br />

In MathPrint mode, pressing @ before<br />

entering an integer displays a fraction<br />

template.<br />

2. P lets you enter a simple fraction.<br />

Pressing P before or after a number can<br />

result in differing behavior. In MathPrint<br />

mode, entering a number before pressing P<br />

usually makes that number the numerator.<br />

5<br />

4<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

6<br />

P in MathPrint mode can also be used for<br />

more complex fractional computations that<br />

include operators and other functions by<br />

pressing P before you enter the numerator.<br />

In MathPrint mode, press $ between the<br />

entry of the numerator and the denominator.<br />

In Classic mode, press P between the entry<br />

of the numerator and the denominator.<br />

3. } simplifies a fraction using the smallest<br />

common prime factor. The factor shows on<br />

the display. If you want to choose the factor<br />

(instead of letting calculator choose it),<br />

press }, enter the factor (a positive<br />

integer), and then press

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