Weird calculator glitch

Sounds like an irrational, repeating, intermediate reversed, academic, base-10, binary encounter of the Mac kind :)
 
Hmm... the only thing I can think of is that if you enter a value that cannot be expressed as a non-repeating decimal in binary like 0.7 by itself, the Calculator knows to express that as a decimal in base 10, but if you arrive at 0.7 by way of arithmetic, like adding, the value displayed is in base 2.

Other than that, I'm clueless.
 
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