3 years ago

Is it true that the sum of two repeating decimal is always repeating decimal

1 answer:

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Answer:

no. it isn't necessary.

Step-by-step explanation:

there are some cases where adding two repeating decimals results in a sum which does not have a repeating decimal. For example,

1 over 3

2 over 3

3 over 3

. Thus, the sum of two repeating decimals is not always a repeating decimal.

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