A rational number has non-terminating repeating decimal, if prime factors of its denominator are not of the form
(a) 2m5n
(b)3m5n
(c)2m3n
(d)3m5n

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A rational number has non-terminating repeating decimal, if prime factors of its denominator are not of the form $2^{m} \times 5^{n}$
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A rational number has non-terminating repeating decimal, if prime factors of its denominator are not of the form (a) 2m*5n (b)3m*5n (c)2m*3n ​(d)3m*5n

Dear student A rational number has non-terminating repeating decimal, if prime factors of its denominator are not of the form 2m×5n Regards

A rational number has non-terminating repeating decimal, if prime factors of its denominator are not of the form
(a) 2m5n
(b)3m5n
(c)2m3n
(d)3m5n

Dear student
A rational number has non-terminating repeating decimal, if prime factors of its denominator are not of the form $2^{m} \times 5^{n}$
Regards