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[Tim Wessman]

It will disappear.

Non-normalized means that when the result was processed, it returned a special type of number that should never appear to the user. The display code doesn't make a "nice" format for these since they are only for internal use.

In the earlier firmware, the calculator could only approximate that integral. Now, it can solve it symbolically as well. You'll see this when you do the operation in the CAS.

However, in HOME since it is "numeric" only, the result returns a vector of two results (a symbolic one, and a numeric approximation). The symbolic value is being converted into this "non-normalized" number instead of using the second, approximate evaluation. That is the mistake that is happening on our end.