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0.999... Never Transposes to 1!
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Here is your evidence!
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/off-topic/1-10-n-never-transposes-into-1
1-(10^-n) Never transposes into 1!
1-(1^-10^-1) is 0.9 to infinity
1-(1-10^2) is 0.99
1-(1-10^-3) is 0.999
1^(1-10^-infinity) IS 1-(1-10^infinity) but still not 1.
The Series Technically NEVER Transposes to 1!
If 0.999... = x, multiplying both sides by 10 gives 9.999... = 10x, subtracting x from both sides gives 9 = 9x, dividing both sides by 9 gives 1 = x
#7 what's wrong with @Hawksteinmans answer, doesn't look wrong to me. Any primary school kid could understand ⅓=0.3333 recurring ⅔=0.666 recurring so logically 3/3=1=0.999 recurring as well so I don't see the need for trying to 'prove everyone wrong'.
#11 wrong 3/3=1 that's a fact since it means 3÷3, how many times does 3 go into 3? The answer is 1 time.
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See.
Here is your evidence!
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/off-topic/1-10-n-never-transposes-into-1