See an answer as a mixed number, repeating decimal or DMS

The Fraction, Mixed Fraction and Repeated Decimal rows give the same exact value:

The bar means that the $3$ repeats forever. The Numeric row shows the decimal, $2.33333333333$.

The DMS form prints degree, minute and second signs, with two decimal places for seconds. For this time example, read $2^{\circ }20^{\prime }0.00^{\prime \prime }$ as $2$ hours, $20$ minutes and $0$ seconds: $\frac{1}{3}$ of an hour is $20$ minutes.

The first row always matches the form currently on the screen. Integers and roots use Exact form in place of Fraction. The form values are for reading; tapping one leaves the calculator screen unchanged. Showing a form never changes Ans, which stays $\frac{7}{3}$.

To keep an answer using the first row's Save button, see save an answer in a variable.

• Tap the answer, or click it with a mouse, to open Result format. Tapping the decimal line underneath opens the same list.

• Tap the ⋮ button to the left of the answer (the ⋮ beside the expression has no such row), then choose View Result Format. You can also right-click the answer with a mouse, or press and hold it for about half a second with a finger, then choose that row. This menu also offers copying and Save to a variable.

• For an older answer on the calculator screen, tap that answer. In the History panel, right-click the answer or press and hold it with a finger, then choose View Result Format; a plain tap there does nothing.

• To put a form on the screen, press for degrees-minutes-seconds, or for a mixed number. Repeat the same key combination to return to the fraction. Holding S⇔D also gives its mixed-number function. For an integer's prime factors, use FACT, . For S⇔D and the FRAC/DECI chip, see calculate with exact answers.

• In the list's Prime Factor row, tap Show factorisation to reveal the factors. For $\frac{7}{3}$ it gives $3^{-1}\times 7$; for an integer such as $12$, the row already shows $2^2\times 3$.

• To change decimal notation, press ENG or tap the NORM chip to open Decimal Number Format, then choose Normal, Fixed, Scientific, Engineering or Engineering SI. This setting affects how decimals are printed for later answers too; choose Normal to set it back.

• For the working, tap Convert to mixed number under the answer. It opens Math Solver with written steps and leaves the calculator screen unchanged.

• The rows depend on the answer. For example, $\frac{5}{4}=1.25$ has no Repeated Decimal row, and the proper fraction $\frac{1}{3}$ has no Mixed Fraction row. Check the list first.

• The a b/c mixed-number template types a mixed number to calculate with; it does not convert an answer.

• If tapping a form value does nothing, read it in the list, then close the list with ✕. Use the keypad routes above to change the form on the screen.

• An answer with no mixed form, such as $12$ or $\sqrt{8}$, stays on the screen when you press the mixed-number key, and a short message at the top of the calculator says it cannot be converted. FACT on $\sqrt{8}$ does the same.

• If returning from a mixed number leaves $\frac{7}{3}$ without its decimal line, press the equals key to restore that line.