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The quotient of 4/10 is a decimal number. How many digits in the quotient are overlined?

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It looks like there are no quotients overlined, the decimal number is 0.4 and no numbers repeat. So there are 0 digits in the quotient overlined. Hope this helps - Alyssa

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