2 fifths, sixth eighths, and thousands more.
The mouse was recurring.
A rational number is a number that can be expressed as a fraction. This means it can either be a terminating decimal or a recurring decimal. A terminating decimal is a decimal that doesn't recur (repeat for ever). A recurring decimal is a decimal that repeats a pattern of numbers after the decimal point. A good example of this is 1/3. 1/3 = 0.333333.... it is a rational number 13.001001001 is a rational number. Either you meant it to recur or not it makes no difference. 13.001001001 = 13 + 1001001/1000000000 as a terminating decimal 13.001001001....... = 12988/999 as a recurring decimal ---- Examples of numbers that are not rational: sqrt(2), pi, exp they are irrational as they cannot be expressed as fractions.
The verb for repetition is repeat. As in "to repeat something or someone".
Rational numbers are the numbers that can be written in the form p/q, where both are integers and q does not equal zero. Any integer number is rational, as are all decimals that recur, but only if there is a pattern to their recurrence. Pi, e and root 2 are all irrational, since there is no pattern to how they recur.
The objects that repeat in a predictable way are called "patterns". These patterns can be identified based on a specific sequence or arrangement of elements that recur regularly.
Repeatedly or once more!
Yes
To recur means to happen over and over again. Here are some sentences.If you live on a fault line, you can expect an earthquake to recur occasionally.Her symptoms will recur if she does not follow the doctor's orders.The drought looks like it will recur.
it was recurring
benign
Adjuvant therapy is used to decrease the chances that cancer will recur.
yes but it is uncommon
No
Recur and Reoccur can usually be used interchangeably, but try to find some other synonyms that sound less alike for style.
She has had a recurring nightmare since childhood.
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