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Jamila writes these two rules about fractions and their decimal equivalents. Rule 1: Fractions with an odd denominator will always be equivalent to a recurring decimal. Rule 2: Fractions with a denominator that is a multiple of 6 will always be equivalent to a recurring decimal. Write down whether Rule 1 is true or false, then whether Rule 2 is true or false.
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