, given by fourth option.
The second number is 7 with repeating 36 decimal, that is: 
The third number is: 
The fourth number is: 
has a non-terminating repeating decimal expansion .
Which set of numbers is correctly ordered from greatest to least?
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Which set of numbers is correctly ordered from greatest to least?
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