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May 5 2010 07:08pm
Quote (Phils_Porsche @ May 5 2010 08:01pm)
9^9^9^9^9^9 = infinity

is that what you're telling me?


that is a finite number

+.9999999999....
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Quote (Taxidermy @ 6 May 2010 00:08)
[Troll]Ah, but wait... Isn't that just because your calculator rounds down? (its called significant digits its easy)[\Troll]

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It rounds it down in d2, so I guess irl too :thumbsup:
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Quote (Kahl4Prez @ May 6 2010 11:08am)
that is a finite number

+.9999999999....


Look at what you've created. A monster troll thread.
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Quote (Phils_Porsche @ May 5 2010 08:01pm)
9^9^9^9^9^9 = infinity

is that what you're telling me?


if your calculator says so it must be true...

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This post was edited by Taxidermy on May 6 2010 08:32am
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May 6 2010 09:02am
.9999999999 + .0000000001 = 1?

Close but no dice.
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May 6 2010 09:52am
Quote (Taxidermy @ May 6 2010 07:32am)
if your calculator says so it must be true...

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no
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May 6 2010 09:55am
Quote (sevlo @ 5 May 2010 16:03)
Funny thing is, 0.000...1 = 0 is a lot easier to prove than 0.9999... = 1

It's straightforward, and doesn't involve some "confusing" and "questionnable" logic.


That.... that is not a thing. You can't say "An infinite number of digits, followed by a 1."

And this thread is actually 100% correct. .999... = 1

It amazes me how many people have difficulty grasping this.
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Quote (CPK001 @ May 6 2010 07:40am)
Look at what you've created. A monster troll thread.


im lookin to break the record set @ Blizzard, on this same subject...

+.999999...
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Quote (AiNedeSpelCzech @ May 6 2010 10:55am)
That.... that is not a thing. You can't say "An infinite number of digits, followed by a 1."

And this thread is actually 100% correct. .999... = 1

It amazes me how many people have difficulty grasping this.


You just don't realize how to use your calculator... its all just rounding

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Quote (Taxidermy @ 6 May 2010 11:10)
You just don't realize how to use your calculator... its all just rounding

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A number has to terminate before you can round it.

Let x be 0.999...
10x=9.999...
10x-x=9.999... - 0.999...
9x=9
x=1

Unless you can somehow poke a hole in that, you're wrong.
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