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If 1/3=.333333.....

and 2/3=.66666666.....

and .3333333...... +.6666666.... = .99999999999.......

and 1/3 + 2/3 =1

it only makes sense that .99999999999...... = 1

Your first three statements are wrong.

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Good enough to me. When infinity finally comes to an end, it's going to have some explaining to do.

 

as a programmer part of the time, i usually just round that shit to 2 decimal places. Life would be much simplier if all insignificant shit could be rounded and forgotten.

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Good enough to me. When infinity finally comes to an end, it's going to have some explaining to do.

 

as a programmer part of the time, i usually just round that shit to 2 decimal places. Life would be much simplier if all insignificant shit could be rounded and forgotten.

I hope you don't work for the airlines.

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Good enough to me. When infinity finally comes to an end, it's going to have some explaining to do.

 

as a programmer part of the time, i usually just round that shit to 2 decimal places. Life would be much simplier if all insignificant shit could be rounded and forgotten.

I hope you don't work for the airlines.

 

When did they start doing things precisely beyond 2 decimal places?

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If n = 0.999999999.....

Then 10n = 9.999999999......

 

10n - n = 9n

9.999999999 - 0.999999999 = 9

 

Therefore, 9n = 9

Divide both sides by 9

 

n = 1

 

:yes: :yes:

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Good enough to me. When infinity finally comes to an end, it's going to have some explaining to do.

 

as a programmer part of the time, i usually just round that shit to 2 decimal places. Life would be much simplier if all insignificant shit could be rounded and forgotten.

I hope you don't work for the airlines.

 

When did they start doing things precisely beyond 2 decimal places?

 

Wouldn't precision by definition mean more than two decimal places?

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If 1/3=.333333.....

and 2/3=.66666666.....

and .3333333...... +.6666666.... = .99999999999.......

and 1/3 + 2/3 =1

it only makes sense that .99999999999...... = 1

 

Yes. Although like 2112FirstStreet I find that rounding does wonders for my sanity.

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Good enough to me. When infinity finally comes to an end, it's going to have some explaining to do.

 

as a programmer part of the time, i usually just round that shit to 2 decimal places. Life would be much simplier if all insignificant shit could be rounded and forgotten.

I hope you don't work for the airlines.

 

When did they start doing things precisely beyond 2 decimal places?

 

 

I always go beyond......

 

http://resources1.news.com.au/images/2011/05/08/1226051/956933-buzz.jpg

 

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Math is hot

--Paris Hilton

 

http://www.freakingnews.com/pictures/23000/Paris-Hilton-Handcuffs--23057.jpg

 

I wondered where my handcuffs went! Bitch stole em and made earrings out of them.

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Math is hot

--Paris Hilton

 

http://www.freakingnews.com/pictures/23000/Paris-Hilton-Handcuffs--23057.jpg

 

Paris Hilton is hot.

 

Would plow.

Sure you would. It'd be like throwing a hot dog down a hallway
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Math is hot

--Paris Hilton

 

http://www.freakingnews.com/pictures/23000/Paris-Hilton-Handcuffs--23057.jpg

 

Paris Hilton is hot.

 

Would plow.

Sure you would. It'd be like throwing a hot dog down a hallway

 

Doesn't matter if you have a 777 if you're landing it in the Grand Canyon.

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If 1/3=.333333.....

and 2/3=.66666666.....

and .3333333...... +.6666666.... = .99999999999.......

and 1/3 + 2/3 =1

it only makes sense that .99999999999...... = 1

Your first three statements are wrong.

 

Explain :o

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Math is hot

--Paris Hilton

 

http://www.freakingnews.com/pictures/23000/Paris-Hilton-Handcuffs--23057.jpg

 

Paris Hilton is hot.

 

Would plow.

Sure you would. It'd be like throwing a hot dog down a hallway

 

Doesn't matter if you have a 777 if you're landing it in the Grand Canyon.

You complete me

http://shirtoid.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/you-complete-me.jpg

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Math is hot

--Paris Hilton

 

http://www.freakingnews.com/pictures/23000/Paris-Hilton-Handcuffs--23057.jpg

 

Paris Hilton is hot.

 

Would plow.

Sure you would. It'd be like throwing a hot dog down a hallway

 

I'm still willing to try.

 

I'm still willing to try.

 

Why did I say it twice?

 

I didn't.

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If 1/3=.333333.....

and 2/3=.66666666.....

and .3333333...... +.6666666.... = .99999999999.......

and 1/3 + 2/3 =1

it only makes sense that .99999999999...... = 1

Your first three statements are wrong.

 

Explain :o

 

In order for a number to be truly 1/3 of 100, or 1, it has to equal 100, or 1, when added to 2/3, or 1/3 and 1/3.

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If 1/3=.333333.....

and 2/3=.66666666.....

and .3333333...... +.6666666.... = .99999999999.......

and 1/3 + 2/3 =1

it only makes sense that .99999999999...... = 1

Your first three statements are wrong.

 

Explain :o

 

1/3 is approximately .333333.....

and 2/3 is approximately .66666666.....

so 1/3 + 2/3 equals approximately .9999999...

 

.9999999 is approximately 1. If you're doing physics, it's all about approximation so then you can say .9999999 = 1

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If 1/3=.333333.....

and 2/3=.66666666.....

and .3333333...... +.6666666.... = .99999999999.......

and 1/3 + 2/3 =1

it only makes sense that .99999999999...... = 1

Your first three statements are wrong.

 

Explain :o

 

1/3 is approximately .333333.....

and 2/3 is approximately .66666666.....

so 1/3 + 2/3 equals approximately .9999999...

 

.9999999 is approximately 1. If you're doing physics, it's all about approximation so then you can say .9999999 = 1

 

I don't have that many fingers and toes. I'm tapping out.

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If 1/3=.333333.....

and 2/3=.66666666.....

and .3333333...... +.6666666.... = .99999999999.......

and 1/3 + 2/3 =1

it only makes sense that .99999999999...... = 1

Your first three statements are wrong.

 

Explain :o

 

1/3 is approximately .333333.....

and 2/3 is approximately .66666666.....

so 1/3 + 2/3 equals approximately .9999999...

 

.9999999 is approximately 1. If you're doing physics, it's all about approximation so then you can say .9999999 = 1

 

Right, which is why I'm asking why the statements would be considered wrong.

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If 1/3=.333333.....

and 2/3=.66666666.....

and .3333333...... +.6666666.... = .99999999999.......

and 1/3 + 2/3 =1

it only makes sense that .99999999999...... = 1

Your first three statements are wrong.

 

Explain :o

 

1/3 is approximately .333333.....

and 2/3 is approximately .66666666.....

so 1/3 + 2/3 equals approximately .9999999...

 

.9999999 is approximately 1. If you're doing physics, it's all about approximation so then you can say .9999999 = 1

 

But 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1 exactly (not approximately).

 

If we know that 1/3 = 0.3333333333....(ad infinitum), then we know that 3 x 0.333333333....(ad infinitum) equals 1 exactly.

 

I just LOVE math paradoxes ..... :laughing guy:

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If 1/3=.333333.....

and 2/3=.66666666.....

and .3333333...... +.6666666.... = .99999999999.......

and 1/3 + 2/3 =1

it only makes sense that .99999999999...... = 1

Your first three statements are wrong.

 

Explain :o

Either you added the ..... or I didn't see them. If the latter, I apologize.

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