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Posted on Jun 12, 2008

Hello i am trying to solve basic division problems on my calculator like 5 divided by 96. it gives it back to me as a answer in a fraction of 5/96. i need the answer as a decimal. im getting a headache trying to figure it out. thanks

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Anonymous

Alternatively, press the green diamond button under the 2nd key b4 pressing enter

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Anonymous

If you don't want to change the settings, add a decimal point on either the numerator or denominator...
For example:
5/96 = 5/96
5./96 = .052083
5/96. = .052083

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Anonymous

You need to change a setting in the mode menu.
Change exact/approx to approximate and your answer will be given in decimal.

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