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Terminating Decimal between .5 and .6
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Terminating Decimal between .5 and .6

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A terminating decimal is a number with a finite number of decimals that does not continue endlessly. We'd like to know whether the decimal value obtained by dividing the fraction 5/6 (5 6) is terminating or non-terminating.
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