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Jul 12 2010 07:05am
Quote (Hammer_Hdin @ Jul 12 2010 05:17pm)
who did?
You were impressed with nearly 100k posts.
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Jul 12 2010 10:39am
5.99999999999999.....9=6
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Jul 12 2010 06:20pm
Quote (Dazzy @ Jul 13 2010 02:39am)
5.99999999999999.....9=6
Yeah see, now you are getting the hang of it!
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Jul 12 2010 08:07pm
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Jul 12 2010 11:39pm
The real question here is 0.000001 = 0?
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Jul 12 2010 11:40pm
Quote (Valkzon @ Jul 13 2010 05:39am)
The real question here is 0.000001 = 0?
0.000001 = 0.000001
If you meant .0...1 = 0, then no, it doesn't.
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Jul 13 2010 12:16am
Quote (Valkzon @ Jul 13 2010 01:39am)
The real question here is 0.000001 = 0?
.0000....1 doesn't exist, its a nonsensical number. You can't have an infinite sequence end in a one. Thats silly.
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Jul 13 2010 12:59am
yes
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Jul 13 2010 01:50am
Quote (Valkzon @ Jul 13 2010 03:39pm)
The real question here is 0.000001 = 0?
You just pasted an actualy number so the answer is no.
By the way, the REAL question is that does .999999... = 1?
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Jul 13 2010 03:30am
Quote (CPK001 @ Jul 13 2010 05:50pm)
You just pasted an actualy number so the answer is no.
By the way, the REAL question is that does .999999... = 1?
no.
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