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Primary school mathematics cycle teaching plan
1, variable cyclic decimal can be clicked at will.

2. Next, satisfy the condition that the number at100th after the decimal point is 3. We can try one by one.

Suppose the cycle starts at 7, with * *12 bits, 12×8=96, and the last four bits are: 7, 3, 8, 2, which does not meet the condition.

Suppose the cycle starts from 3, and the cycle part * *11,1 1×9=99, plus the first number 7, the last number is 0, which does not meet the condition.

Suppose the cycle starts at 8, and the cycle part is * * 10, 10×9=90, plus the first two digits 7,3, * * 92, and the last eight digits are 823 16934, which does not meet the condition.

Suppose the loop starts from 2, and the loop part has ***9 bits, 10×9=90, plus the first three bits 7, 3, 8 and * * 93, and the last seven bits are 23 16934, which does not meet the condition.

Suppose the cycle starts from 3, the cycle part is ***8 bits, 12×8=96, plus the first four bits 7,382, *** 100, and the last bit is 0, which does not meet the condition.

Suppose the loop starts from 1, and the loop part has * * 7 bits, 13×7=9 1, plus the first five bits 73823, * * 96, and the last four bits are 1693, which satisfies the condition.

So this cyclic decimal is 0.73823 (1) 69345 (0) on1and 0.