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2 years ago

Covert this repeating decimal into a fraction ANSWER CHOICES 4936/990, 530/900,674/990,8099/990

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mamaluj [8]2 years ago

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If you divide 530/900 in a calculator you would get 0.58 repeating then ending in a 9

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