Recurring decimals
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Video Overview
When converting a fraction to a decimal, you will notice that some decimals are exact and complete, for example 0.25 or 0.375. Both have an exact decimal value. These types of decimals are referred to as terminating decimals. In some cases when dividing the nominator by the denominator, the division never stops, resulting in an answer in which the decimal digits just goes on forever. This type of decimal is referred to as a non-terminating decimal. In this tutorial we will look at the recurring decimal. This is a decimal in which the decimal digits repeat infinitely, for example 0.66 - where the 6 repeats forever. We will now look at a few examples to illustrate how we can notate recurring decimals.
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