Asked by Jj
How do you show the group of digits that repeat in a repeating decimal?
(1 point)
• by putting them in parentheses
• by underlining them
• by printing them in italics
• by putting a bar over them
(1 point)
• by putting them in parentheses
• by underlining them
• by printing them in italics
• by putting a bar over them
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
In a repeating decimal, the group of digits that repeat is commonly shown by putting a bar over them. This notation indicates that the digits under the bar go on infinitely. So, the correct answer is:
• by putting a bar over them.
• by putting a bar over them.
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