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INMO 2015 Problem 2

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For any natural number n>1n>1, write the infinite decimal expansion of 1/n1 / n (for example, we write 1/2=0.49‾1 / 2=0.4 \overline{9} as its infinite decimal expansion, not 0.5 ). Determine the length of the non-periodic part of the (infinite) decimal expansion of 1/n1 / n.

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r=\max \left(\nu_{2}(n), \nu_{5}(n)\right)

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