0.999...ad infinitum does NOT Equal 1!
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BasixWhiteBoy wrote: AGREEEDD
Yes Sir, you've always agreed with me on that Mathematical Theorm.
Anyone else(?)
It would be quite stupid to say that it does equal 1
0.99999999 repeating doesn’t equal 1. Saying otherwise is dumb
Cool, I see what you mean, now, Sir.
You are wrong, 0.9 period equals 1.
Maybe think of it as 1=3*(1/3)=3*0,33333333..... =0,999999999.........
Not this again
He totally discounted my demonstration, and provided nothing new, at all.
It’s close but not quite 1
It is not even infinitesimally close, just theoretically approximate to 1. But is never ending and not truly equalling.
Aug 27, 2023
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It’s 0.000 repeating away and at the end of those infinite zeros there is a 1
No such number.
However 0 times infinity is any number.
Infinity is infinitely more than infinity, infinitely less than infinity, infinitely times as great as infinity and 1/infinity as much as infinity.
Here is the proof.
Let n be any whole number, then
((10)^n)-1))/(10^n)
Never converts to 1, or any other power of 10 !
Example:
9/10, 99/100...((10^n)-1)/(10^n)