If the reduced denominator is (q=2^7\cdot 5^7), what is certain about the decimal expansion?
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Correct answer: Terminates exactly after (7) places
The reduced denominator is (10^7), so the decimal terminates exactly after (7) places. If the denominator is reduced, do not assume further cancellation.
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Terminates exactly after (7) places
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The reduced denominator is (10^7), so the decimal terminates exactly after (7) places. If the denominator is reduced, do not assume further cancellation.
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This is a Class 10 Mathematics question. Chapter: Real Numbers. Topic: Decimal expansion of rational numbers.
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