Ch 1the decimal expansion of the rational no 133/2squremultiplied5to the power four will terminate after
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4 places
Step-by-step explanation:
let's say p/(2^n × 5^m) be a rational no.
we know that when denominator's prime factorisation is in the form of 2^n × 5^m then the no. is a terminating decimal......
also the terminating place of a rational no. depends upon the highest power of either 2 or 5 in denominator......
Here power of 2 is 2 which is less than the power of 5 which is 4 .... Hence after 4 places it will terminate
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