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Jul 18 2010 09:29pm
Quote (Magikarpet @ Jul 19 2010 06:49am)
there is no interger number between 3 and 4, does that mean they are equal intergers?


If you can prove it to us by having in your left hand only, 3 and 4 knives at the same time!
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Jul 19 2010 02:48am
Quote (chone @ Jul 18 2010 08:22pm)
Wrong on (almost) every point.

.999... is a number. Thus it cannot 'get closer and closer and closer' to 1. Numbers don't get closer to other numbers. Numbers don't move. [Functions and sequences can be described as getting closer and closer.]

So you understand that there is no number between 1 and .999... Good. That is both a necessary and sufficient condition for two numbers being EQUAL. The SAME. [Not "next to each other." That makes no sense. They either are the same or aren't. Being "next to each other" means there is some distance between them - and hence different numbers. This is not the case for 1 and 0.999...]
In fact, a satisfactorily rigorous mathematic proof that .999... = 1 would be *precisely* to show that the distance between the two numbers is zero.

There's no rounding going on anywhere at all. None.
Try to back up what you say with some arguments next time and I'll gladly show you how you're wrong again.


Rofl, you're a fag. You completely misunderstood what I said. What I meant was as long as you keep going farther and farther and farther into .99999, it'll be on a different spot. For example, .999999999 is bigger than that, so it's closer to 1. .999999999999999 is bigger than that one, so it's closer to 1. Only an idiot would think these 2 numbers are the same." The SAME" -> You idiot. Think about it. .99999 is not 1. You're still missing that .00001 or whereever that .00000000000000001 was. Doesn't matter. that .0000001 makes al the difference. They're not the same without that .000001.

No need to be a dick on here, buddy. It's just a friendly argument. At least it is to me, because I've got other things to do. I've got a life. Now show you have a life and calm down
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Jul 19 2010 03:03am
0.999999...=0.999999...
1=1
if 0.999999...=1,it would be 1 not 0.999999...
;)
oh and hai im new to jsp :D

This post was edited by ilovemusicx on Jul 19 2010 03:04am
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Quote (zekfi @ Jul 19 2010 06:48pm)
Rofl, you're a fag. You completely misunderstood what I said. What I meant was as long as you keep going farther and farther and farther into .99999, it'll be on a different spot. For example, .999999999 is bigger than that, so it's closer to 1. .999999999999999 is bigger than that one, so it's closer to 1. Only an idiot would think these 2 numbers are the same." The SAME" -> You idiot. Think about it. .99999 is not 1. You're still missing that .00001 or whereever that .00000000000000001 was. Doesn't matter. that .0000001 makes al the difference. They're not the same without that .000001.

No need to be a dick on here, buddy. It's just a friendly argument. At least it is to me, because I've got other things to do. I've got a life. Now show you have a life and calm down


Quote (ilovemusicx @ Jul 19 2010 07:03pm)
0.999999...=0.999999...
1=1
if 0.999999...=1,it would be 1 not 0.999999...
;)
oh and hai im new to jsp :D


Nah, you are both wrong to the max.

For you two this will be the very first time you've seen this.

Let x=0.9999...

then 10x=9.999999....

10x-x=9.99999... -0.9999999
9x=9
x=1

QED etc.

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Jul 19 2010 06:10am
Watching CPK001 and zekfi argue is just ridiculous, two gnomes in one garden. WHERE WILL THIS LEAD?!?!?
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Jul 19 2010 06:35am
Quote (shem @ Jul 19 2010 01:10pm)
WHERE WILL THIS LEAD?!?!?


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Jul 19 2010 08:18am
Quote (ilovemusicx @ Jul 19 2010 09:03am)
0.999999...=0.999999...
1=1
if 0.999999...=1,it would be 1 not 0.999999...
;)
oh and hai im new to jsp :D


Hi and welcoem to jsp :)

We argue because it's a fun topic :D

And no, it's not the first time I've seen that.

If you say 10x=.9999
Look at it this way

x=.99999/10 -> Does not equal one. It's common sense. .9999999 does NOT equal 1. That's like in the Fairly Oddparents where they have that genius guy prove that 1 = 2. It's a joke. .99999 and 1 are 2 completely different numbers, however close they are
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Jul 19 2010 08:26am
Maybe we should divide this by zero.
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Jul 19 2010 08:36am
Quote (LeetD2 @ Jul 19 2010 02:26pm)
Maybe we should divide this by zero.


Lol :D

Maybe
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Quote (zekfi @ Jul 19 2010 10:36am)
Lol :D

Maybe


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