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The answer is E.
For a fraction to be a terminating decimal the denominator can contain only the prime factors 2 and/or 5 i.e. the denominator should be in the form
Looking at each denominator.
A. 189 has the prime factor 3 so the fraction is not a terminating decimal. B. 196 has the prime factor 7 so the fraction is not a terminating decimal. C. 225 has the prime factor 3 so the fraction is not a terminating decimal. D. 144 has the prime factor 3 so the fraction is not a terminating decimal. E. 128 has the prime factor 2 only and can be written in the form which makes the fraction a terminating decimal.
You can google that, I always do that Here is the original link The answer is E.
http://gmatclub.com/forum/decimal-equivalent-80687.html |
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