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The / (divide) operator takes two numbers, variables, or expressions and divides them, thus returning a single new value. The / operator appears higher in the order of operations than both + and -, so if those appear in an expression, / will be executed first. In addition, the * operator has the same order of operations as /, so the calculator simply executes them left to right in the order that they appear.
:1/1
1
:5→X
:2/3X
3.333333333
:2→A:3→B
:A/B/B/A
.1111111111Related Commands
Error Conditions
- ERR:DATA TYPE is thrown if you divide by a matrix.
- ERR:DIVIDE BY 0 is thrown if you divide by 0 or a undefined variable.
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