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The weight of an object on the moon is 1/6 its weight on earth. write 1/6 as a decimal

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point six repeatedly so 0.16666666666... so just put a bar over the six 
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Weight of the object on the moon


=(1)/(6) * \text{Weight of an object on the earth}

If in a fraction,that is rational number, denominator has term other than


2^a , \text{or},5^b,\text{or} ,2^a * 5^b}

then the decimal expansion will be non terminating repeating.


\rightarrow(1)/(6)=0.1666.....\\\\=0.167\text{approx}

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