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1/2 is .5 that terminates.

1/8th is .125, also terminating.

If you want NONterminating, your looking for things that end up with .33333, .66666, or .999999.

like 1/3, or 2/3.

Anyway. the easy way out of a fraction, is that every fraction is secretly just a division problem.

Ex: 1/2 = .5, But 1 divided by 2 is .5 this works for everything

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