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Terminating vs Recurring Fractions

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Identify terminating vs recurring decimals.

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Amanda Risky Allawiyah
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Identify terminating vs recurring decimals.

by Amanda Risky Allawiyah
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1/6 terminates.

2

7/6 has a decimal expansion 1.1666..., which is recurring.

3

A fraction has a terminating decimal expansion if its reduced denominator has only prime factors 2 and/or 5.

4

1/7 terminates.

5

1/3 terminates.

6

2/5 is recurring.

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3/4 equals 0.75, which terminates.

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4/25 has a recurring decimal.

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1/2 equals 0.5, which terminates.

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1/3 equals 0.333..., which is recurring.

 
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