The decimal d is formed by writing in succession all the positive, odd integers in increasing order after the decimal point; that is d = 0.1357911131517...
What is the 100th digit of d to the right of decimal point?	Choose the correct choice.
A) 5  B) 1  C) 0  D) 9  E) 7
One-digit odd numbers: There are (1)(10/2) = 5 odd one-digit numbers.   0.13579   5 digits down, 95 remaining. The next 5 odd numbers will be 11, 13, 15, 17, and 19, ... so it follows that: (2)(5) = 10 digits.   Two-digit numbers: 90 digits, which brings us to the number 99.   Three-digit numbers: we only need 5 more digits. The next odd numbers are 101, and 103, thus 0 is the 100th digit.   Answer: 0
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The decimal d is formed by writing in succession all the positive, odd integers in increasing order after the decimal point; that is d = 0.1357911131517...
What is the 100th digit of d to the right of decimal point?