X x1 MÒderator Joined Oct 12, 2013 Messages 24 Location Parra Gender Undisclosed HSC 2013 Uni Grad 2004 Nov 22, 2014 #1 hi stuck on this question. 2.8 (8 repeater) write as a fraction.
Squar3root realest nigga Joined Jun 10, 2012 Messages 4,927 Location ya mum gay Gender Male HSC 2025 Uni Grad 2024 Nov 22, 2014 #2 spam your calculator and you get 26/9
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X x1 MÒderator Joined Oct 12, 2013 Messages 24 Location Parra Gender Undisclosed HSC 2013 Uni Grad 2004 Nov 22, 2014 #4 ik that but how do u do it the fraction way? like for 0.444444... u do 4/10 + 4/100 + 4/1000 +... then a=4/10 r=1/10 and then use sum to infinity equation.
ik that but how do u do it the fraction way? like for 0.444444... u do 4/10 + 4/100 + 4/1000 +... then a=4/10 r=1/10 and then use sum to infinity equation.
enigma_1 ~~~~ Miss Cricket ~~~~ Joined Feb 27, 2013 Messages 4,281 Location Lords Gender Female HSC 2014 Nov 22, 2014 #5 2.8888888 = 2+ (0.8+0.08+0.008+………) R=0.1 a=0.8 :. = 2+ a/(1-r) = 2+ 0.8/(1-0.1) = 2+8/9 = 26/9
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screwuhsc Active Member Joined Aug 3, 2014 Messages 733 Location Antartica Gender Undisclosed HSC 2014 Nov 22, 2014 #7 yea as astro mentioned u can do it 2 ways series and sequences method or the old fashioned old way
F Feynman Active Member Joined May 12, 2014 Messages 216 Gender Male HSC 2016 Nov 22, 2014 #8 let x = 2.8 repeater 10x = 28.8 repeater subtract x from both sides 9x = 26 x = 26/9
B braintic Well-Known Member Joined Jan 20, 2011 Messages 2,137 Gender Undisclosed HSC N/A Nov 22, 2014 #9 screwuhsc said: yea as astro mentioned u can do it 2 ways series and sequences method or the old fashioned old way Click to expand... The algebraic way is actually the way the Sum of GP formula is derived.
screwuhsc said: yea as astro mentioned u can do it 2 ways series and sequences method or the old fashioned old way Click to expand... The algebraic way is actually the way the Sum of GP formula is derived.