What’s a decimal between -5/6 and 1?

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Answer:

Explanation:

-5/6 = -0.8333...

So one decimal would be -0.5.

Minwoo answered Oct 18, 2021

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Answer:

.9333

Explanation:

-5/6 is -0.83333333 repeating so something between that and 1 is 9.33333

Drizzie answered Oct 22, 2021

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