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Which are between
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Which are between \(0. \overline {41}\) and \(0.5 \overline{2}\) ?
Indicate all that apply
0.525
0.411
0.424
0.409
0.519
Indicate all that apply
0.525
0.411
0.424
0.409
0.519
Part of the project: GRE Quantitative Reasoning Daily Challenge - (2022) EDITION
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GRE Math Essentials for a TOP Quant Score - Q170!!! (2021)
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GRE Math Essentials for a TOP Quant Score - Q170!!! (2021)
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Which are between
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05 Apr 2022, 20:47
05 Apr 2022, 20:47
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\(0. \overline {41}\) \(0.5 \overline{2}\)
\(0.414141 < x < 0.52222\)
\(x\) can be \(0.424\) & \(0.519\)
Answer \(C E\)
\(0.414141 < x < 0.52222\)
\(x\) can be \(0.424\) & \(0.519\)
Answer \(C E\)
Re: Which are between
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28 Jul 2022, 00:17
28 Jul 2022, 00:17
rx10 wrote:
\(0. \overline {41}\) \(0.5 \overline{2}\)
\(0.414141 < x < 0.52222\)
\(x\) can be \(0.424\) & \(0.519\)
Answer \(C E\)
\(0.414141 < x < 0.52222\)
\(x\) can be \(0.424\) & \(0.519\)
Answer \(C E\)
Hi I'm just asking out of curiosity. why overline 41 equals to 0.41414141141... but overline 0.52 equals to 0.5222222222 instead of 0.52525252?
