Asked by Anonymous

Chris tells Adam that the decimal value of −1/13 is not a repeating decimal. Is Chris correct?
A) No, because the fraction has a decimal period of 3
B) No, because the fraction has a decimal period of 6
C) No, because the fraction has a decimal period of 9
D) Yes, because the fraction can be written as a terminating decimal.

How do I figure this out??
Answered by bobpursley
0.07692307692307692307692..... so what is the decimal period?
Answered by jgf
its b!!
Answered by Parker
its B
Answered by Anonymous
the answer is b
Answered by gallaxy a zaka
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Answered by yeet
its B!!
Answered by biggkuntry11
no it aint i got it wrong
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