Jacob sees a pattern in fractions with a denominator of 9. He says he knows by looking at the numerator whether the equivalent decimal will be a repeating decimal. Select always, sometimes, or never in each blank to correctly complete Jacob's pattern. For fractions of the form n/9, where n is a positive integer:

If n < 9, the decimal equivalent is (always, sometimes, never)

repeating.

If n > 9, the decimal equivalent is (always, sometimes, never)

repeating.

If n is a multiple of 9, the decimal equivalent is (always, sometimes, never)

repeating.

James wants to promote his band on the internet. site a offers website hosting for $4.95 per month with a $49.95 startup fee. site b offers website hosting for $9.95 per month with no startup fee. for how many months would james need to keep the website for site a to be a better choice than site b? define a variable for the situation. write an inequality that represents the situation. solve the inequality to find out how many months he needs to keep the website for site a to be less expensive than site b. using words, describe how many months he needs to keep the website for site a to be less expensive than site b.

Acredit card advertises an annual interest rate of 23%. what is the equivalent monthly interest rate?

Agraph of a trapezoid can have diagonals with slopes that are negative reciprocals and two pairs of adjacent sides that are congruent, true or false, and why