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pls answer the following questions​

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Answered by BrainlyKing5
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\underline{\boxed{\mathsf{ (1)\dfrac{217}{99}\:,(2) \dfrac{13}{990} and (3) \dfrac{2724}{900}}}}

\mathsf{Solution}

\mathsf{Here\: we \: are\:asked\:to\:covert\:the\:following\:term\:in \dfrac{p}{q}\: form}

\underline{\mathbf{\mathsf{ 1)\: 2.\overline{19}}}}

\underline{\mathsf{Therefore \implies }}

\mathsf{Let,\: }

\mathsf{x \: = \:2.19191919....} ------- eq (1)

\implies \textsf{Multiplying eq (1) by 100 we have,}

\mathsf{100x \:=\: 219.1919191....} --------- eq (2)

\implies \textsf{Subtracting eq(1) from eq(2) we have,}

100x = 219.191919...

- x = 2.191919...

\rule{90}{1}

= 99x = 217.00

\rule{90}{1}

\underline{\mathsf{that\:is}}

\boxed{\mathsf{x = \dfrac{217}{99}}}

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\underline{\mathbf{2) \: 0.0 \overline{13}}}

\mathsf{Let,\: }

\mathsf{x \: = \:0.013131313....} ------- eq (1)

\implies \textsf{Multiplying eq (1) by 10 we have,}

\mathsf{10x \:=\: 0.13131313....} --------- eq (2)

\implies \textsf{Multiplying eq (2) by 100 we have,}

\mathsf{1000x \:=\: 13.131313....} --------- eq (3)

\implies \textsf{Subtracting eq(2) from eq(3) we have,}

1000x= 13.131313...

- 10x = 0.131313...

\rule{90}{1}

= 990x = 13.00

\rule{90}{1}

\underline{\mathsf{That\:is}}

\boxed{\mathsf{x = \dfrac{13}{990}}}

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\underline{\mathbf{2) \: 3.02 \overline{6}}}

\mathsf{Let,\: }

\mathsf{x \: = \:3.0266666666...} ------- eq (1)

\implies \textsf{Multiplying eq (1) by 100 we have,}

\mathsf{100x \:=\: 302.66666666...} --------- eq (2)

\implies \textsf{Multiplying eq (2) by 10 we have,}

\mathsf{1000x \:=\: 3026.6666666...} --------- eq (3)

\implies \textsf{Subtracting eq(2) from eq(3) we have,}

1000x = 3026.6666...

- 100x = 302.6666...

\rule{90}{1}

=900x = 2724.00

\rule{90}{1}

\underline{\mathsf{That\:is}}

\boxed{\mathsf{x = \dfrac{2724}{900}}}

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