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3 years ago

Examples of repeating decimals

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1)1.2bar on top of 2 this sign. _ but on the top
2)2.3 bar on 3
3)4.6bar on 6
4)5.9 bar on 9
5)6.3 bar on 3
A bar on a number means that number is repeated infinitely

Aliun [14]3 years ago

3 0

6.66, with a bar on top of the last two sixes

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