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What is the decimal equivalent of the fraction $\frac{1}{8}$?
Answer: 0.125
Why: Wall Street's eighths came from the Spanish dollar's 'pieces of eight', so until 1997 the smallest NYSE price step was 12.5 cents.
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Which property allows regrouping numbers without changing the sum?
Answer: Associative property
Why: The associative property changes how terms are grouped with parentheses, whereas the commutative property changes their order.
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What composite passes Fermat's test for all coprime bases?
Answer: Carmichael number
Why: A composite number qualifies as Carmichael only when it has no squared prime factors and every $p - 1$ divides $n - 1$.
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Which ancient counting frame uses beads on rods?
Answer: Abacus
Why: The pebbles used on early counting boards were called calculi, which gave English the word calculate.
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Which value is the smallest odd prime number?
Answer: 3
Why: Only two and three escape the six pattern: every other prime sits exactly one step above or below a multiple of six.
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Which prime factors make a fraction terminate in base 10?
Answer: 2 and 5
Why: Because ten factors into two and five, only denominators with those prime factors can scale into powers of ten.