2 years ago

Which number(s) below represents a repeating decimal? -2/3, -3/5, 3/10, 11/20

2 answers:

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-2/3 is the only one representing a repeating decimal. When you divine 2 by 3, you get .6 repeating.

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-2/3, which is equal to -0.66666666.... is the only number that is equivalent to a repeating decimal

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