Recurring Decimals and Showing that \(0.\dot{9}=1\)

Recurring Decimals and Showing that \(0.\dot{9}=1\)

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  1. Use a calculator to write down the recurring decimals of \(\frac{A}{13}\), where \(A=5\), \(6\), \(7\) and \(8\).
  2. Hence, or otherwise, show that \(0.\dot{9}=1\)

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Answer:(i) \(5/13=0.\overline{384615}\), \(6/13=0.\overline{461538}\), \(7/13=0.\overline{538461}\), \(8/13=0.\overline{615384}\). (ii) \(0.\overline9=1\).

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