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The decimal 0.666666666666... (repeating) appears on calculators due to the way numbers are represented in digital formats. Calculators use a finite number of digits to approximate decimal values, and 0.666... is mathematically equivalent to the fraction 2/3. Because this fraction has a repeating decimal expansion, calculators often truncate or round the repeating digits to fit their display limits, resulting in a representation that might show as 0.66667 or similar, depending on the calculator's settings.

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6d ago

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