A Conversation for Repetends (Repeating Decimals)
A571457 - Repetends
Andrew Merenbach Started conversation Jun 5, 2001
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Repetends are decimal values that repeat ad infinitum--for instance, dividing 1 by 7 results in '0.142857142857...' which never ends. They make for interesting research. 
A571457 - Repetends
Andrew Merenbach Posted Jun 8, 2001
Forget it for now. I'm going to repost to Peer Review, as I've changed the article's name somewhat. Sorry for wasting space here!
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