Mathematics, 03.06.2020 20:08 soccerjessie8701

Calculators cannot display repeating decimals. Calculators always round. Yuri's calculator displays decimals to 5 places. He uses his calculator to find the decimal equivalent for each of the fractions below. For each number, choose what his calculator will display as the decimal equivalent. Then choose whether or not this is the exact decimal equivalent. 1/9
Calculator display for 1/9:

Is this the exact decimal equivalent?

7/9
Calculator display for 7/9:

Is this the exact decimal equivalent?

9/10
Calculator display for 9/10:

Is this the exact decimal equivalent?

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