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Meep meep

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The dusck goes quack quack quack CRAQCK

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Yeet

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Car go vroom vroom

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They are all repeating decimals.

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Yee

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Yolo

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Decimal forms of 11have multiples  of 9 and repeats

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Decimal forms of 11have multiples  of 9 and repeats

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The pattern that I notice of the fraction over nine is that all the fraction repeat

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You just have to add to the top number by one and put a hat on it

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The fractions with 11 as their denominator all have decimals that are multiples of 9.

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The fractions with 11 as their denominator all have decimals that are multiples of 9.

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If you put a number over 9 then that number will repeat.

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If you put a number over 9 then that number will repeat.

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The fractions with 11, had multiples of 9. It was the numerator multiplied by 9

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If there is a number over nine thats lower than 9, then the top number always repeats, over and over again

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On the one where you divide by 9, the numbers go by your original numerator. This means that your numerator is also the first digit behind the decimal, just repeated.

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11 is a very classy number ya see.
Wen you take it to a decimal it is turned to a multiple of nine

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The pattern I noticed with the denominator being 11, is that the decimals where all multiples of 9.  

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The pattern I noticed with the denominator being 11, is that the decimals where all multiples of 9.  

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11 is multiples of nine

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Each decimal is repeating itself

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For fractions over 11, the pattern is how all of the repeating decimals are multiples of 0.09. (Note that the 0.09 repeats). You would use the same pattern that you used for the fractions over 9. Simply take 0.09 and multiply it by two to get your answer for 2/11, which would be 0.18 repeating. You would continue this pattern for the rest of the fractions over 11.

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They all are reapeting decimals

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The decimals will always repeat. The numerator will always be the number that is repeating.

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The pattern that I noticed about the fractions over 9 is that they all have repeating decimals. When you divide 1 by 9, you get 0.1111111, and so on and so forth. Then, when you take 2 divided by 9, you would simply be multiplying your answer for 1/9 by 2. Then, to get 3/9, you multiply your answer for 1/9 by three, and this pattern continues.

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By Caiden
The Decimals ALWAYS repeat if they are over nine. The top number of the fraction is the would you would repeat.
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They go up by point one