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place the bar over the first set of repeating numbers. for example,

1.345673456734567... would be written as 1.34567 with a bar over the "34567".

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Q: Where to place the bar when a decimal is repeating a decimal?
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How can a repeating decimal turn into fraction?

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How do indicate a repeating decimal?

A repeating decimal is usually shown with a bar over the decimal that is repeated


How you know where to place the bar when a decimal is a repeating decimal?

The bar is placed over the last full set of repeating digits shown.For example, with 2.783434... you would place a bar over the last 34But the number can also be written as 2.7834343... in which case the bar would be placed over the last 43.


How do you know when to put the bar on a repeating decimal?

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How do you decide where to place the bar notation in a repeating decimal such as two thirds?

With two thirds, you can put the bar anywhere, as long as its after the decimal point, of course. It would be simpler to put it over the 6 in the tenths place.


What is 62 over 11 as a decimal use bar notation if the decimal is repeating?

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What do you call the bar over a repeating decimal?

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What is a bar in math?

when converting a fraction to a decimal, some of the answers will be repeating decimals. A bar or line is sometimes placed over the part of the decimal that keeps repeating. ex: 0.24242424 etc. can be written as 0.24 with a 'bar' over the 24 to show that it keeps repeating.


What do you call a decimal that repeats and needs the use of bar notations?

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