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Write the denominator of rational number 257÷5000 in the form of 2m×5m were m and n are positive integer and also writes its decimal expansion
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Answered by LavanyaN1
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Denominator of the rational number 257/ 5000 is 5000.
Now, 5000 = 2 × 2 × 2 × 5 × 5 × 5 × 5
                   = (2)^ 3 × (5)^ 4 , which is of the type 2m × 5n , (where m = 3 and n = 4 are non-negative integers.)
∴ Rational number = 257/5000
                               = 257/2^3×5^4 × 2/2  
                               = 514/2^3×5^4
                               = 514/(10)^4
                               = 514/10000
                               = 0.0514   
So, 0.0514 is the required decimal expansion of the rational 257/5000 and it is also a terminating decimal number.
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