
Decimal Numbers quiz
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Dividing a number by 10 shifts the decimal point which way?
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What whole number does the decimal 2.6 round to?
Answer: 3
Why: Any decimal with a tenths digit of 5 or greater rounds upward to the next integer.
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Until 2001, which major stock exchange traded prices in fractions, not decimals?
Answer: New York Stock Exchange
Why: The NYSE quoted in eighths and sixteenths of a dollar until 29 January 2001, when its minimum tick shrank to a penny.
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In standard 64-bit binary floats, 0.1 + 0.2 produces what?
Answer: $0.30000000000000004$
Why: Because binary cannot store fractional tenths without repeating, computers accumulate tiny rounding errors in floating-point addition.
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How much must be added to the decimal 0.7 to equal 1?
Answer: 0.3
Why: Ten tenths make one whole, so seven tenths requires three more tenths to reach 1.
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A decimal that ends after a finite number of digits is called?
Answer: Terminating
Why: A fraction ends like this only when its reduced denominator has no prime factors beyond 2 and 5, as with 3/8 = 0.375.
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What is the repeating part of a recurring decimal called?
Answer: Repetend
Why: In 5/12 = 0.41666... only the 6 keeps repeating, and the length of that repeating block is its period.