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How do you add and subtract repeating decimals? For example: $.5$ repeating minus $.05$ repeating. Would that equal $.45$ or $.45$

I am currently in $8$th grade and I need to know if it’s like normal subtraction or it’s different because the number is infinite. For example: $.5$ repeating minus $.05$ repeating.$$. \overline {5} - . \overline {05}$$ Would that equal $.45$ or $.45$ repeating$.\overline {45}$? I need to know, because I've searched everywhere for an answer and I cannot find anything on at at all.

How do you add and subtract repeating decimals? For example: $.5$ repeating minus $.05$ repeating. Would that equal $.45$ or $.45$

I am currently in $8$th grade and I need to know if it’s like normal subtraction or it’s different because the number is infinite. For example: $.5$ repeating minus $.05$ repeating. Would that equal $.45$ or $.45$ repeating? I need to know, because I've searched everywhere for an answer and I cannot find anything on at at all.

How do you add and subtract repeating decimals?

I am currently in $8$th grade and I need to know if it’s like normal subtraction or it’s different because the number is infinite. For example: $$. \overline {5} - . \overline {05}$$ Would that equal $.45$ or $.\overline {45}$? I need to know, because I've searched everywhere for an answer and I cannot find anything on at at all.

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How do you add and subtract repeating decimals? For example: $.5$ repeating minus $.05$ repeating. Would that equal $.45$ or $.45$

I am currently in $8$th grade and I desperately need to know if it’s like normal subtraction or it’s different because the number is infinite. For example: $.5$ repeating minus $.05$ repeating. Would that equal $.45$ or $.45$ repeating? I need to know, because I've searched everywhere for an answer and I cannot find anything on at at all.

How do you add and subtract repeating decimals?

I am currently in $8$th grade and I desperately need to know if it’s like normal subtraction or it’s different because the number is infinite. For example: $.5$ repeating minus $.05$ repeating. Would that equal $.45$ or $.45$ repeating? I need to know, because I've searched everywhere for an answer and I cannot find anything on at at all.

How do you add and subtract repeating decimals? For example: $.5$ repeating minus $.05$ repeating. Would that equal $.45$ or $.45$

I am currently in $8$th grade and I need to know if it’s like normal subtraction or it’s different because the number is infinite. For example: $.5$ repeating minus $.05$ repeating. Would that equal $.45$ or $.45$ repeating? I need to know, because I've searched everywhere for an answer and I cannot find anything on at at all.

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