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Question :-

To express \sf0.\overline{001} in the form p/q in it's simplest form.

Answer :-

\sf Let\: x = 0.\overline{001}

Multiplying x by 1000x,

\implies \sf1000 \times 0.\overline{001}

\implies \sf 001.\overline{001}

  • Subtracting the initial value from the value we obtained by multiplying it with 1000,

\implies \sf 1000x - x = 001.\overline{001} - 0.\overline{001}

  • \overline{001} gets cancelled in both the terms.
  • Subtracting 1000x - x,

\implies \sf 999x = 1

Transposing 999,

\implies \sf x = \dfrac{1}{999}

Therefore,

\sf 0.\overline{001} in the simplest fraction form is \sf \dfrac{1}{999}

Rational numbers :-

Rational numbers are those which can be expressed in the form p/q where p and q are co - primes and q ≠ 0.

Natural numbers, Whole numbers, Fractions, Integers and decimals all come under the category of rational numbers.

Decimal representation of rational numbers :-

Decimal numbers which come under Rational numbers are of 2 types.

  • Terminating decimals
  • Non terminating repeating/recurring decimals.

Terminating decimals :-

Decimals which come to a stop after a few numbers. They have a finite number of digits only.

Example :- 0.123, 456.8769 etc.

Non terminating repeating/recurring decimals :-

Those decimals which are never ending. The digits are although repetitive. There are infinite number of rational numbers.

Example :-  \sf 1.\overline{23}, \sf 89.\overline{45} etc.

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