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maths keystrokes
devizes18193
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My kids asked me what the key stroke for recurring numbers was. It looks likw a raised dot . I tried different key strokes on my laptop with no joy. Then I thought of you lot
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Highlight the number.
Insert > Symbol
In the top right corner, on Subset: Choose Combining Diacritical Marks
Find the dot, when you highlight it it should be called "COMBINING DOT ABOVE"
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It's generally accepted that 0.333... is the notation used to denote an infinitely recurring decimal.
I assume the symbol you are referring to is where the dot is directly above the recurring decimal. There is no standard ascii notation for this unless you can find a specific Math type font set for use in Word etc etc. I have always used LaTeX for my Math documentation but that in itself is a discipline to learn to use.0 -
thanks all0
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