alleryA repeating decimal is an infinite decimal that does what?
AEnds after some place
BRepeats a pattern forever
CNever uses the digit zero
DChanges digits at random
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Repeats a pattern forever
1. Think of 0.3333... or 0.142857142857...
2. After some place, the same sequence of digits repeats forever.
3. It does not end, and its digits follow a fixed pattern rather than changing randomly.
_Source: Wikipedia, Decimal, lead section_
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