0.888 can be written as a fraction right? and is it terminating or repeating decimal

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Sebastian Huang

Mathematics

1 February, 06:26

0.888 can be written as a fraction right? and is it terminating or repeating decimal

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Britney · Answer 1

If you wrote the whole thing ... if 0.888 is all there is to it ... then it's a terminating decimal, and it's equal to the fraction (888/1000) or (111/125).

If the 8's keep going forever and never end, then it's a repeating decimal, and it's equal to the fraction (8/9).

Kate Lester · Answer 2

Yes, 0.888 can be turned to a fraction, the fraction is = 888/1000 but simplified its 111/125. And its a repeating decimal.