ethan1234321 wrote:
1/3= ...0.33333333333333 3/3= ...0.9999999999999
0.3334 is closer to 1/3.
0.333...never runs into 1/3
0.999... Never Transposes to 1!
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So what is?
0.333 doesn't hit it, and 0.334 Misses it.
The correct answer is something in between 0.333... and 0.334
I feel like I'm arguing with a third grader who finds random stuff on the internet
0.333 doesn't hit, but 0.3333333333333333333333333333333....(forever) does, and if I'm wrong then I need to relearn division, coz that is what I learnt in Primary.
Go back to play infinite chess or something
ethan1234321 wrote:
I feel like I'm arguing with a third grader who finds random stuff on the internet
Third Graders have more common sense, and can be taught things.
Np do age reveal
Come on
SriyogeshS wrote:
0.333 doesn't hit, but 0.3333333333333333333333333333333....(forever) does, and if I'm wrong then I need to relearn division, coz that is what I learnt in Primary.
Losing your temper with all those 3's?
It approximates, but does not conclude.
Ethan 3/3 is 1
how come? are you saying that somewhere in the pool of 3s there is gonna be a different number. I'd like to see you link up some sources please.
Ik
that was meant to zeroth btw
shadowhb123 wrote:
Ethan 3/3 is 1
Right!
And 3/3-0.1 is not 3/3 as is not 3/3-0.01
SriyogeshS wrote:
how come? are you saying that somewhere in the pool of 3s there is gonna be a different number. I'd like to see you link up some sources please.
Nope.
I'm pointing out, 0.333 does not conclude to 1/3
Randomizedplayer1 wrote:
#41 but does 0.3333333333333333333 do? I think is should
The 3's can go on for eternity, and technically reach it but not exactly so.
You cannot count it
0.9999 to infinity
adding the character 1 afterwards makes it a non multiple if 9. ie
0.999+10^-3 changes it.
Q.E.D