How do you type a repeating decimal?

Question

Pleasse.
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I need 0.25252525....

Answer 1

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.25

1. Hit the underscore key four times.
2. Hit enter
3. Type .25

Answer 2

no dots over decimals-- you always put a line OVER the repeating part of the decimal, in this case, the 25, it doesn't matter which 25, as long as its the last one

Answer 3

well, i know that when u r writing a repeting decimal, such as .25252525252..., just put .25 with a line over 25, showing that it will repeat 4evr. but by type, i dont no wat u mean? computr or calc? if it is computer, people will understand wen u just put .2525252525... or .25 repeating. but as for a calculator (ive noticed especially 4 scientific calcs) just type it a few times, 4 example, .2525252525 and it will automatically interpret it as repeating.

Answer 4

Seen as it's the 0.25 repeating itself just put a dot above each of the decimals

Answer 5

You really can't repeat a decimal on the computer, you have to have the bar notation.

Answer 6

well, you would do 0.25 with a line over the 25 -- I'm not sure how to do that on the computer, it's better to just right 0.25252525... or 0.25rep

Answer 7

put a line over the last 25

Answer 8

You would write ".25" with a line drawn above the two and the five.

That will show it never ends.

Answer 9

0.25252525

to repeat:
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25

bar on top of the 25 in 0.25

Answer 10

0.25252525...

There's a secret 9s trick.
If you have the repeating series of abcdefg...
write it as a fraction with 9s underneath.
For example, you have 2525...
so write it as 25/99.