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$Convert the fraction below into a decimal (4)/(11) Edit the repeating and non-repeating part of the decimal: 0.$

Convert the fraction below into a decimal $\newline$ $\frac{4}{11}$ $\newline$ Edit the repeating and non-repeating part of the decimal: $\newline$ $0.\square\overline{\square}$

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Q. Convert the fraction below into a decimal

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\frac{4}{11}

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Edit the repeating and non-repeating part of the decimal:

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0.\square\overline{\square}

Divide with Decimal Point: We divide $4$ by $11$ using long division. Since $4$ is less than $11$ , we add a decimal point to $4$ , making it $4.0$ and then add a zero to continue the division.
First Digit Calculation: When we divide $40$ by $11$ , we get $3$ with a remainder of $7$ . So, the first digit of the decimal is $3$ .
Continuing Division: We add another zero to the remainder to continue the division. Now we have $70$ divided by $11$ , which gives us $6$ with a remainder of $4$ .
Identifying Repeating Decimal: Again, we add another zero to the remainder and continue the division. Now we have $40$ divided by $11$ , which we have already calculated in a previous step as $3$ with a remainder of $7$ .
Identifying Repeating Decimal: Again, we add another zero to the remainder and continue the division. Now we have $40$ divided by $11$ , which we have already calculated in a previous step as $3$ with a remainder of $7$ .At this point, we can see that the division will repeat the same sequence of numbers, indicating that the decimal is a repeating decimal. The digits $36$ repeat indefinitely.