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Suppose that a number written as a decimal has an infinite number of no -repeating digits after the decimal point. What is this number called?

Suppose that a number written as a decimal has an infinite number of no -repeating digits after the decimal point. What is this number called?
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Suppose that a number written as a decimal has an infinite number of no -repeating digits after the decimal point. What is this number called?

Suppose that a number written as a decimal has an infinite number of no -repeating-example-1
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irrational

are the numbers like 7.55782902..where the numbers aren't repeated

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