For the fraction
p/q , assume that p is a prime number and q is not a multiple of p. For which...
Mathematics, 28.03.2020 02:24 thelonewolf5020
For the fraction
p/q , assume that p is a prime number and q is not a multiple of p. For which of the
the following values of q will the decimal equivalent of p/q be a repeating decimal with at least 1 nonzero digit that repeats?
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