alleryStart learning →A decimal whose digits repeat indefinitely in the same block represents
Aa prime number
Ba rational number
Ca natural number
Dan irrational number
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. a rational number
A repeating block always sums to a ratio of integers, so the number is rational.
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