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What do you call the bar over a repeating decimal?
Vinculum
What do you call the continuous dots at the end of repeating decimal its starts with letter E?
ellipsis. ...
What do you call a decimal that has one or more digits that repeat forever and ever?
a repeating or recurring decimal
What is 6.81 repeating as a mixed number?
Well honey, 6.81 repeating is the same as 6 and 81 repeating hundredths. So, in a mixed number form, it would be 6 and 81/99. But let's be real, ain't nobody got time for all those repeating decimals, just round it and call it a day.
What is it called when a decimal repeats itself infinitely?
That's a repeating decimal. Some people call it a recurring decimal.
What do you call the bar on top of a repeating decimal?
A bar.
What do you call the bar over a repeating decimal?
Vinculum
What do you call the kind of decimal that goes on forever and does not have digits which repeat?
Irrational.
What do you call it when you say or sing a phrase over and over again?
REPEATING
What do you call the repeating pattern of the nature?
a event that occurs over and over
What do you call a decimal that repeats and needs the use of bar notations?
It is called a repeating decimal.
What do you call a decimal whose digits repeat in one or more?
a repeating or recurring decimal
What do you call the continuous dots at the end of repeating decimal its starts with letter E?
ellipsis. ...
What do you call repeating the same consonant?
Repeating the same consonant in a word is called consonance. It is a literary technique used to create a rhythmic sound and add emphasis to words.
What do you call the method of connecting paragraphs by repeating words phrases or patterns from preceding paragraphs?
echo
What do you call a decimal that has one or more digits that repeat forever and ever?
a repeating or recurring decimal
What is 6.81 repeating as a mixed number?
Well honey, 6.81 repeating is the same as 6 and 81 repeating hundredths. So, in a mixed number form, it would be 6 and 81/99. But let's be real, ain't nobody got time for all those repeating decimals, just round it and call it a day.
