Sharp EL-556G - Fraction Calculations; Binary, Octal, Decimal, and Hexadecimal Operations

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with
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Fraction
Calculations
(—
page
206)
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:
Used
to
enter
a
fraction
or
to
convert
a
fraction
to
a
decimal
number.
id/c)
Used
to
convert
a
mixed
number
to
an
im-
proper
fraction
and
vice
versa.
e
A
decimal
number
or
exponent
cannot
be
entered
as
a
fraction.
e
Up
to
six
digits
for
the
numerator
and
up
to
three
digits
for
the
denominator
can
be
entered.
e
Inthe
case
of
mixed
numbers,
up
to
three
digits
for
each
part
(integer,
numerator,
and
denominator)
can
be
entered.
e
Including
the
numerator,
denominator,
and
symbol
(T),
up
to
a
total
of
10
digits
can
be
entered.
e
Ifthe
absolute
value
of
a
number
falls
out-
Side
the
range
1/999~998999/999
or
if
the
number
of
digits
to
be
displayed
is
greater
than
10,
the
number
is
converted
to
and
displayed
as
a
decimal
number.
Binary,
Octal,
Decimal,
and
Hexadecimal
Opera-
tions
(—
page
206)
This
calculator
can
perform
conversions
between
numbers
expressed
in
binary,
octal,
decimal
and
hexadecimal
systems.
Likewise,
it
can
perform
the
four
basic
arithmetic
operations,
calculations
with
parentheses
and
memory
calculations
using
binary,
octal,
decimal,
and
hexadecimal
numbers.
In
addi-
tion,
the
calculator
can
carry
out
logical
operations
AND,
OR,
NOT,
XOR,
and
XNOR
on
binary,
octal
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