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how to identify whether a recurring decimal is pure recurring decimal​

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Answered by RashmiKotyan009
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Answer:

decimal in which all the digits in the decimal part are repeated is called a pure recurring decimal.

(a) 5/3.

Therefore, 5/3 is a pure recurring decimal.

(b) 1/37.

Therefore, 1/37 is a pure recurring decimal.

(c) 9/37.

Therefore, 9/37 is a pure recurring decimal.

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Answered by brainlyuser8876
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Answer:

If A Decimal Is Recurring, Example

234.2555555555555...

Then The Decimal Is 5 {Pure (Only One Number )}

If It's Like 121.6852852852852....

Then The Decimal Is 852 { Impure (Two Or More Number)}

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