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Case 2: Absolute value to be displayed is smaller than 1 (e < 0)
When absolute value is bigger than 1/1000(e ≥ -2), display with fixed point.
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.0
+−− d
aaa 
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.0
+−−
−
d
aaa 
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0.0
+−− d
aaa 
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0.0
+−−
−
d
aaa 
♣ Example 9: Real number=0.1234567
(a) Digit=10, Decimal digit=8 ; Display number= 0.12345670
(b) Digit=10, Decimal digit=5 ; Display number= 0.12345
♣ Example 10: Real number=0.01234567
(a) Digit=10, Decimal digit=8 ; Display number= 0.01234567
(b) Digit=10, Decimal digit=5 ; Display number= 0.01234
• When absolute value is smaller than 1/1000(e<-2), display with floating point.
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. eEaaa
d
−
+−−

(Digit ≤ e + 1)
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. eEaaa
d
−
+−−

(Digit ≤ e + 1)
♣ Example 11: Real number=0.001234567
(a) Digit=10; Display number= 1.23456E-3
(b) Digit=6; Display number= 1.2E-3
(c) Digit=3; Display number= E-3
♣ Example 12: Real number=-1.234567X10
-15
(a) Digit=8; Display number= -1.2E-15
(b) Digit=5; Display number= -E-15
• When it is not able to display sign or exponent, display ‘0’ so many as digits, in case of floating point.
♣ Example 13: Real number=0.001234567
Digit=2 ; Display number= 00
♣ Example 14: Real number=-1.234567 X10
-15
Digit=4; Display number= 000