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if p,q are co primes and q=2^n.5^m, where m>n then find after how many places the decimal of p/q terminates?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : p,q are co primes and q=2^n.5^m, where m>n

To find : after how many places the decimal of p/q terminates

Solution:

p,q are co primes

q = 2^n.5^m

m > n

hence after m decimal places the decimal of p/q terminates

p/q  = p /2^n.5^m

multiplying numerator & denominator by 2^{(m-n)}

=> p/q  = p . 2^{(m-n)} /2^n.5^m.2^{(m-n)}

=> p/q  = p . 2^{(m-n)} /2^m.5^m

=> p/q  = p . 2^{(m-n)} /10^m

Hence decimal of p/q  terminates after m places

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