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If there is a fraction with more then one of the same number repeated behind the decimal, it is a repeating decimal
Answer:
You just need to demonstrate that the expression is not equivalent. To do that, we just need to evaluate the expression with a specific number.
For 
, we have
Notice that the answer is true because 2 is not equivalent to 5.
Therefore, the expression is actually non-equivalent.
Why not write all of the numbers in decimal fraction form, to make them easier to compare?
68 2/3 = 68.666...
72 1/2 = 72.500
68 3/10 = 68.300
74 7/11 = 74.636...
68 1/2 = 68.500
550/8 = 68.750
Now ask yourself: Which of the last four numbers is between 68.666.. and 72.500?
Answer: The correct answer is H.
Step-by-step explanation: The correct order of the weights from largest to smallest is shown in choice H. The correct order is 2.25, 2.234, 2.205.
