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3. Explain how you can use long division to show that can be represented as a repeating decimal Show the division algorithm as part of your response.

3. Explain how you can use long division to show that can be represented as a repeating decimal Show the division algorithm as part of your response.
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3. Explain how you can use long division to show that can be represented as a repeating decimal Show the

division algorithm as part of your response.

3. Explain how you can use long division to show that can be represented as a repeating-example-1
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Just divide it out until the remainder from each step remains constant.

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3. Explain how you can use long division to show that can be represented as a repeating-example-1
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