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Marcus claims that fractions with denominators 1 through 10 follow a pattern when they are converted to decimal, then all fractions with that same denominator will also convert to a repeating decimal. Is Marcus correct? Explain.

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I'm very bad at math but it might make more sense if u google it or draw an array for that fraction

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