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Question

Write the following rational numbers in `bb(p/q)` form.

\[\ce{0.\overset{\bullet}{6}}\]

Sum
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Solution

Let x = 0.666.... = \[\ce{0.\overset{\bullet}{6}}\]

∴ 10x = 6.666... = \[\ce{0.\overset{\bullet}{6}}\]

∴ 10x − x = \[\ce{6.\overset{\bullet}{6} - 0.\overset{\bullet}{6}}\]

∴ 9x = 6

∴ x = `6/9`

∴ x =`2/3` 

∴  \[\ce{0.\overset{\bullet}{6}}\] = `2/3`

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Chapter 2: Real Numbers - Practice Set 2.1 [Page 21]

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Balbharati Mathematics 1 [English] Standard 9 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 2 Real Numbers
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