Ti-89 Titanium Fraction Help

ClassicChelle

Does anyone know how to enter a mixed or compound fraction in to the Ti-89 Titanium? (eg. 66½)

Manchot

You mean like this: 66+1/2 ?

ClassicChelle

No, I mean 66 "and" One Half. A Mixed Fraction.

ranger

Whats the difference between 66+(1/2) and 66½ ?

ClassicChelle

I read 66+(1/2) as an addition problem. Not as a mixed fraction. I just need to know how to enter a mixed fraction in to this calculator.

ranger

What are the numerical answers of 66+(1/2) and 66½ ?

ClassicChelle

So I guess I'm understanding that I have to enter a mixed fraction as an "addition" problem instead of being able to enter it as actual mixed fraction like the other "lower" scientific calculators do? Goooodness....

z-component

There's no difference, as ranger showed. That's how you enter mixed numbers in a calculator.

Mk

Yeah, that's how you do it.

chroot

I have no idea how other "lower" calculators do this, or that they do it any differently.

- Warren