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A non-repeating decimal is simply a decimal that goes on and on with no group of digits that repeat itself.

For example, pi = 3.14159265359...
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Recurring Decimal

Recurring Decimal, also called as repeating decimal, is a decimal number only that consists of digits repeating after a fixed interval after the decimal. For example, 46.374374374..., 5173.838383... etc. Decimals can be classified into different categories depending upon what type of digits occur after the decimal point, whether the digits are repeating, non-repeating, end, or unending (infinite digits after the decimal point).

Examples are

0.6666666666,

1.456456456

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