What is a repeating decimal?
A repeating decimal is a number with a fractional part that, after the decimal point, the digits repeat infinitely, in a periodic manner.
What is a repeating decimal?
A repeating decimal is a number with a fractional part that, after the decimal point, the digits repeat infinitely, in a periodic manner.
First step: We will write the fraction as a long division exercise
Second step: We will add the decimal point to the dividend and then zeros (the value of the number is not affected)
Third step: We will solve the division and copy the decimal point to the result exactly in the same place it was.
Fourth step: we will put ellipses at the result to signal that the number continues.
Write the decimal fraction as a simple fraction:
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