what do you think i am, a calculator 0.7 repeating
Put the repeating part over as many 9's as there are parts that are repeating. For example, if it is just a 7 that is repeating, then it is 7/9, but if it is a 45 that is repeating (as in .45454545...), then it is 45/99. A 2376 that repeats is 2376/9999. Try it out on your calculator, and you'll see that 7/9 is .77777...
Why do people ask mathematics questions on a computer that has a calculator on it?? 16.6 (the last six is repeating)
You can't 'get rid' of them - if the problem creates them in the answer. You can, however, manually round the answer up or down to a more manageable figure.
let x=.5 repeating. because .5 repeating has one digit repeating, mulitply each side of x=.5 repeating by 10 to the first power, or 10. then 10x=5.55 repeating. subtract one x from 10x, so since each x is .5 repeating, 5.55 repeating minus .5 repeating is 5. that means 9x=5. then its x=9/5, which is your answer. if possible, simplify. so the answer is .5555 repeating is equivalent to the fraction 9/5. Doesn't 9/5 = 1.8? I mean if you use your calculator to do the check the math it doesn't make sense that a top-heavy fraction can be less than one, does it not?
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Yes if pi=22/7.
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what do you think i am, a calculator 0.7 repeating
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Just divide 15 / 4 on a calculator.
Put the repeating part over as many 9's as there are parts that are repeating. For example, if it is just a 7 that is repeating, then it is 7/9, but if it is a 45 that is repeating (as in .45454545...), then it is 45/99. A 2376 that repeats is 2376/9999. Try it out on your calculator, and you'll see that 7/9 is .77777...
Why do people ask mathematics questions on a computer that has a calculator on it?? 16.6 (the last six is repeating)
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its 2 and 2/3 ...2.6 repeating... in calculator i believe it says it is 2.666666667 though.
not evenly, it turns out to be 1786.66666667 repeating to infinity. the calculator on your PC would have been better help for you though.