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is it correct to say that the number 343/2×7×5^2 had non terminating and repeating decimal expansion? (pls explain too)​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

It is non terminating and repeating decimal. for a no. To end with zero it should be in the form of2^n and 5^m but in this digit 3 n^2is. Also included therfore it is non terminating but repeating decimal expansion .

Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

No. \frac{343}{2*7*5^{2} } has a terminating expansion. The value is 0.98.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here,

p = 343

q = 2*7*5^{2}

Note than the fraction \frac{p}{q} is not in its lowest form.

Step 1: Divide 343 by 7. This gives 49.

Step 2: Express \frac{p}{q} as \frac{49}{2^{1} *5^{2} }

Hence, it terminates as the denominator can be expressed as 2^{m} *5^{n}.

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