A decimal that terminates or stops after a finite number of decimal places is a terminating decimal.

Among the choices, except 0.055, all are repeating decimals.

So, 0.055 is a terminating decimal.

The block of digits that repeat is 18.

A fraction can be converted into a decimal by dividing the numerator by the denominator. If the division ends with a remainder of zero, the decimal is called a terminating decimal.

Consider the first fraction, 49 :
49 = 0.44444444...

Consider the second fraction, 65 :
65 = 1.20

Consider the third fraction, 611:
611= 0.54545454...

Among the fractions, the second fraction is a terminating decimal.

The quotient obtained after dividing 33 with 6 is 5.5, which is a terminating decimal.

After dividing 6 with 33, the quotient obtained is 0.181818...

Since 18 is coming repetatively in quotient, 6 ÷ 33 is a repeating decimal.

So, (ii) is a repeating decimal.

522 = 0.22727272. . . is a rational number with a repeating decimal.

For 19, the quotient is 0.11111. . . and the digit 1 is repeating.

For 49, the quotient is 0.444. . . and the digit 4 is repeating.

For 43, the quotient is 1.333. . . and the digit 3 is repeating.

For 510, the quotient is 0.5.

A decimal that terminates or stops after a finite number of decimal places is a terminating decimal.

So, 510 is a terminating decimal.

For 17, the quotient is 0.14285714285714. . . . . the digits 142857 are repeating

For 13 the quotient is 0.3333. . . . . the digit is 3 is repeating

For 29 , the quotient is 0.2222 . . . . . . the digit 2 is repeating

For 14, the quotient is 0.25

A decimal that terminates or stops after a finite number of decimal places is a terminating decimal.

So, 14is a terminating decimal

A decimal that terminates or stops after a finite number of decimal places is a terminating decimal.

Therefore, 0.2 is a terminating decimal.

For 2 ÷ 3, the quotient is 0.66666. . . and the digit 6 is repeating.

For 4 ÷ 9, the quotient is 0.44444. . . and the digit 4 is repeating.

For 10 ÷ 3, the quotient is 3.33333. . . and the digit 3 is repeating.

For 5 ÷ 2, the quotient is 2.5.

A decimal that terminates or stops after a finite number of decimal places is a terminating decimal.

So, 5 ÷ 2 is the terminating decimal.