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Now, enter  for converting this result into a proper fraction. You will get
with a little hook left of the first digit shown. This indicates the leading number is dis-
played incompletely  there are at least two digits preceding 47 but no more display
space. Press  to unveil the integer part of this proper fraction is 2247.
Input in fraction mode is straightforward and logically coherent:
Key in:
and get in proper fraction mode:







 ( = 0.12 )

 ( = 1
0
/
2
! )
For comparison, please note the HP-32SII reads the last input here as ½  which is,
however, not consistent with its other input interpretations in fraction mode.
9. In H.MS display mode, format is hhhh°mm'ss.dd" with the number of hours or
degrees limited to 9000. Output may look like this:
or
depending on the radix setting. For decimal times less than 5ms or 0.005 angular
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overflow, and the value is displayed modulo 9000.
10. Output of the function WDAY will look as follows for an input of 1.13201 in M.DY
mode (equivalent to inputs of 13.01201 in D.MY or 2010.0113 in Y.MD):
Expect similar displays after DAYS+.  Dates before the year 8 may be indicated dif-
ferently to what they really were due to the inconsistent application of the leap year
rule before this.