i used format shortg but still the result is come in e format and fraction

format shortg
syms c 
h=2.4;
k=4;
c11=106.8;
c33=54.57;
c13=9.68;
c15=0.28;
c35=-1.69;
c55=25.05;
r1=2727;
l=2.46;
u=5.66;
r2=7800;
n=2.54;
a01=c33*c55
a02=c35^2
a0=a01-a02
a211=c33+c55
a21=a111*r1
a22=2*c15*c35
a23=c11*c33
a24=c13^2
a25=2*c13*c55
a2=a21*(c^2)-a22-a23+a24+a25

the value a21 is come in the form of e and value of a2 come in the fraction form. how can i solve this problem.

a01 =

1367

a02 =

2.8561

a0 =

1364.1

a211 =

79.62

a21 =

2.1712e+05

a22 =

-0.9464

a23 =

5828.1

a24 =

93.702

a25 =

484.97

a2 =

(7460314899881657*c^2)/34359738368 - 3606713698942451727/687194767360000

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Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

a2 come in the fraction form

That is expected for format short. When using format short, all values greater than 100000 that are not integers, are displayed in scientific notation; and from 1e9 onward, all integers are also displayed in scientific notation.

shortg is intended to be compact and to line up in columns, so it switches to scientific notation when the number of characters would be too large.

7460314899881657*c^2)/34359738368 - 3606713698942451727/687194767360000

That is a symbolic expression You can display it in a floating point format (that ignores the "format" command) by using vpa

Alternately, you can use sympref to set the default symbolic output to be floating point format (I do not recommend setting this default.)