If the following fractions were converted to decimals, which one would result in a repeating decimal? a. 1/9 b. 3/7 c. 3/4 d. 5/11

Hello.

Let's first make a basic concept to solve for our Divide the numerator (the number on top of the fraction) by the denominator (the number on the bottom of the fraction). This turns our fraction into a decimal.
For example;
1/2; 0.5

A terminating decimal is a number that has infinite numbers at after the decimal.

Let's apply this to our answer choices.

1/9; 0.11~ (terminating; this may be an answer choice, but let's keep going to ensure that)
3/7; 0.428571429 - this is not terminating as the decimal does not infinitely repeat.
3/4; 0.75 - this is the same as above
5/11; 0.454545455 - this is not terminating as the end decimal is not "45", but rather "55".

Your answer is "A.) 1/9"

I hope this helps!

Idon’t actually know but have you asked google yet