Math, asked by ManAgam9344, 1 year ago

What kind of decimal expansion does 13÷170 has?

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Answered by eramneelofer

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In this fraction, 170 is the denominator & 170=2×5×17

Here, as 170 cannot be expressed in the form 2^m×5^n, the decimal expansion of 13/170 is non-terminating repeating.

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