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A question about decimal representation of irrational numbers.

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A question about decimal representation of irrational numbers.

Non-repeating decimals in 1/n

How many digits are there in $2^{17}\times 3^2\times 5^{14}\times 7 ?$

Decimal expansion of a fraction

Are there numbers that describe themselves in some base but not according to the patttern $6210001000$?

binary and floating point representation

Numbers whose digits sum to 7

An arithmetic sequence whose members do not contain the digit ‘9’

Find all whole numbers such that the number increased by the sum of its digits equals 73.

Is there a 10-digit emirp?

How to be unambiguous about a number's base's base?

Calculating decimal range for two's complement

Find the 1005th digit after the decimal point expansion of the square root of N.

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