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Which of the following fractions has a decimal equivalent that is a terminating decimal?
A. 19 / 11
B. 13 / 9
C. 91 / 28
D. 17 / 48
E. None of these
A. 19 / 11
B. 13 / 9
C. 91 / 28
D. 17 / 48
E. None of these
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The standard rule for Terminating decimal is: The fraction after being reduced to its simplest form.
The denominator should contain either of the following :
Powers of 2 ONLY, or
Powers of 5 ONLY, or
Both Powers of 2 and 5.
Why Power of 2 Only or Powers of 5 only ? You can multiply the numerator and denominator either by 5 or 2 to bring the denominator to a multiple of 10.
Among the options A,B are ruled out as the denominator is not a multiple of 2 or 5.
Next Option C 91/28
Reducing to lowest level = (13*7)/(7*4) = 13/4
The denominator is a factor of 2 = 2^2
So, this option is a terminating decimal.
Option C
