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DSE 2013 Question 27: Sequences, series and convergence
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The repeated nonterminating decimal 0.272727…: (A) cannot be represented as a fraction. (B) equals 27/99. (C) lies strictly between 27/99 and 27/100. (D) is an irrational number.
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This question is on Arithmetic and geometric progressions and special series, part of Sequences, series and convergence in Mathematics.
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