2016 AMC 12B Problem 22

For a certain positive integer n n less than 1000, the decimal equivalent of 1 n \dfrac{1}{n} is 0. a b c d e f 0.\overline{abcdef} , a repeating decimal of period 6, and the decimal equivalent of 1 n + 6 \dfrac{1}{n+6} is 0. w x y z 0.\overline{wxyz} a repeating decimal of period 4. In which interval does n n lie?


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[ 801 , 999 ] [801, 999] [ 601 , 800 ] [601, 800] [ 401 , 600 ] [401, 600] [ 1 , 200 ] [1, 200] [ 201 , 400 ] [201, 400]

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