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LucresSerebii
c=0.99999999...

10c=9.99999....

10c-c=9.99999... -0.9999....

9c=9

c=1 ohmy.gif

Discuss.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0.999...#Algebraic_proof
Joe
LucresSerebii
What is that???
myusrnm
QUOTE(Joe @ Dec 21 2006, 11:36 AM) *
(still having logon problems-

Hey if you're having logon problems, it could be because of a proxy... It was happening to me, since I had Google Web Accelerator on.
chuck
QUOTE(myusrnm @ Dec 21 2006, 02:19 PM) *
Hey if you're having logon problems, it could be because of a proxy... It was happening to me, since I had Google Web Accelerator on.



wierd... that mathematical problem just changed everything i thought i knew.
peanut butter
I have to disagree with this because, 0.3333... is 1/3 . so 3*0.33333... would equil .9999999. which goes on for ever. making it impossible to correctly calculate so it is truncated to 1.
myncknm
QUOTE(peanut butter @ Dec 21 2006, 05:19 PM) *
I have to disagree with this because, 0.3333... is 1/3 . so 3*0.33333... would equil .9999999. which goes on for ever. making it impossible to correctly calculate so it is truncated to 1.

It's not impossible to calculate. It can be calculated with limits, a process of calculus, to be exactly equal to 1.
Joe
QUOTE(myusrnm @ Dec 22 2006, 06:19 AM) *
Hey if you're having logon problems, it could be because of a proxy... It was happening to me, since I had Google Web Accelerator on.
Nope, it's my shitty ISP. smile.gif
I have a worse problem on the WoW Forums, I can't even log in right. As for the fix to it that I found, doesn't work with my ISP. Yayyy!
djbob
Wtf m7.9 repeating?
myncknm
QUOTE(djbob @ Dec 22 2006, 07:30 AM) *
Wtf m7.9 repeating?

lolfulzorzomg, m7.9!

Anyways, 0.9 is exactly equal to 1.
So yeah.
chuck
QUOTE(myncknm @ Dec 22 2006, 07:39 AM) *
lolfulzorzomg, m7.<span style="text-decoration: overline;">9</span>!

Anyways, 0.<span style="text-decoration: overline;">9</span> is exactly equal to 1.
So yeah.



ahhhhhhh! thiis knowledge made me temporarily insane, and i nailed 0.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 pieces of toast to my forehead.
LucresSerebii
QUOTE(chuck @ Dec 21 2006, 04:50 PM) *
wierd... that mathematical problem just changed everything i thought i knew.



Yeah. So 9.9999999999999999... =10. Pretty funny.
djbob
QUOTE(chuck @ Dec 22 2006, 11:09 AM) *
ahhhhhhh! thiis knowledge made me temporarily insane, and i nailed 0.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 pieces of toast to my forehead.
0.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 != 1.
LucresSerebii
Well, that's that!


Topic Closed (Sorta)


myncknm
I like 1.9 sk7.9 3.9wards. Backwards sk7.9ing is not so 0.9derful. Ade8.9 is a nitrogenous base.

Whatever happened to 9.9zing?
LucresSerebii
What do you mean?!?
krt
I understood but what is tenzing?
myncknm
http://www.krazyletter.com/forum/index.php?showuser=24
http://thedailywtf.com/forums/90013/ShowThread.aspx

Tenzing was around back in the olden days of KL.
djbob
(699.9repeating+39.9repeating+0.9repeating)-(9.9repeating+6.9repeating) 9.9repeating+4.9repeating 999.9repeating+299.9repeating+29.9repeating+6.9repeating

Haha, decode that tongue.gif
krt
grrr... i got sucked in
djbob
Here's a hint: one of the operations is actually part of a letter, and not actually meant to be done.
Person from beyond
not to bring this subject back or any thing but line 3 is screwed up!
myncknm
QUOTE(Person from beyond @ May 17 2007, 04:44 PM) *
not to bring this subject back or any thing but line 3 is screwed up!

Noh it ain't.
djbob
Let's laugh at the foolish person's foolishness.
Hah. Hah. Hah hah hah.
LucresSerebii
Now that's not very nice! tongue.gif

And no, there is nothing screwed up about line 3.
Person from beyond
never mind
my computer sucks
some of the symbols are rectangles instead of whatever they were so I was guessing what they were
myncknm
But... there aren't even any unusual symbols. Unless your browser/OS is rendering it as some foreign language?
Person from beyond
Thats probably what my google translator is doing.
I just deleted that and now its working
LucresSerebii
QUOTE(djbob @ Dec 28 2006, 09:55 PM) *
Here's a hint: one of the operations is actually part of a letter, and not actually meant to be done.



Which one?
Person from beyond
QUOTE(LucresSerebii @ May 29 2007, 07:56 PM) *
Which one?



There is no false indicator. Algebraicly .99999999999... is equal to one.
think about this.

.00000...1 terminates therefore it is not equal to zero, but for every zero in the "elipses" you get closer and closer to zero. Therefore you cannot prove its value to be anything!
So you can claim .9999999999999... to be =1,
but you can't prove anything
myncknm
QUOTE(Person from beyond @ May 30 2007, 08:23 PM) *
.00000...1 terminates therefore it is not equal to zero, but for every zero in the "elipses" you get closer and closer to zero. Therefore you cannot prove its value to be anything!
So you can claim .9999999999999... to be =1,
but you can't prove anything

Yeah you can. With 0.01, there's an infinite chain of zeros that come before the one. Say your teacher tells you, "Yeah, you can graduate. But first you have to complete an infinite number of homework assignments." So does graduation ever really come? No, so in the same way, the "1" at the end of an infinite string of zeros past the decimal point, does not really exist.

Also, you can prove its value to be something. Remember when I brought up calculus and limits? Yeah.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convergent_series
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Series_%28mat...Infinite_series
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0.999...
djbob
It's actually quite easy to prove.
0.01 = lim as x->0+ (x) = 0
I win.
Person from beyond
most of the stuff provided in the .99999...=1 solution is not needed
myscrnnm
Another proof is that there is a law that states there is an infinite amount of numbers between any two different numbers. However, there are no different numbers between .9 repeating and 1, therefore they are the same number.
myncknm
QUOTE(djbob @ May 30 2007, 09:23 PM) *
It's actually quite easy to prove.
0.01 = lim as x->0+ (x) = 0
I win.

Liking my new bbcodes?

0.9 = 25 - 22

Combining them becomes a bit problematic, though.

2 = 332 - 0.037*33
Person from beyond
ooooh ahhhhhhhh
myscrnnm
QUOTE(Person from beyond @ Jun 7 2007, 07:57 PM) *
ooooh ahhhhhhhh

Dude, stop spamming. angry.gif
djbob
Person from beyond has been warned. Stop spamming.
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