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The decimal number 0.66 is an example of a repeating decimal. True False
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Is this a trick question?
Lol it must be @__-__-__-__-__-__
It is probably a trick question.
lol @Rocky_
if it is 0.66...then repeating decimal
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I mean it can go both ways lol
The decimal number 0.66 is an example of a repeating decimal. FALSE
.66 = 66/100 which terminates. 2/3 = .66666666.... forever world without end 6. Both are rational numbers though.
Yeah its both false and a trick question
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Not a trick question. There are trick answers provided by some of the posters here.
Pretty sure @Directrix 's explanation sums this up.
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