Is 9.561 a repeating decimal?

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7 0

Not the way you wrote it, it isn't. Nothing you wrote is repeated, and
there's no note saying that the 561, or the 61, or the 1 repeats.

Dmitrij [34]2 years ago

3 0

No it is only a repeating decimal if the number is repetitive for example .3333333 is a repeating decimal because the 3 repeats with no change of pattern

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