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Mathematics, 05.11.2020 16:40 alex7449

Convert the following fraction to a decimal and then classify if the
decimal is terminating, non-
terminating, repeating or non-
repeating. Use bar notation if
necessary.
5
6
7.NS.2


Convert the following fraction to

a decimal and then classify if the
decimal is terminating, non-

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