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What can you say about the prime factors of their denominators ? (i) 12.123456789 (ii) `12.bar(123456789)`

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(i) factors are in the form of `2^(m) xx 5^(n)`
(ii) Factors are not in the form of `2^(m) xx 5^(n)`
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