Does 0.9999 ... = 1 ?
Does 0.9999 ... = 1 ?
Jose Brooks
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John Watson
yes, it does.
they're different representations of the same number
Tyler Harris
only if the axeom of choice
Henry Taylor
Yes if all the nines are infinite and there is no other number in there.
No if there is a number somewhere in the 9 AND you actually use the scientific notation in order to actually know its exact value.
This is getting annoying.
Eli Scott
>this is getting annoying
Never let them see you cry, sheesh.
Andrew Wright
>axeom of choice
The axiom of choice doesn't mean you can choose however you want to spell words
Alexander Powell
the axiom of choice has nothing to do with it
Jose Gutierrez
If you add 0.999... to 0.111... you get 1.111...
Which is the same as if you added 0.111... to 1.
Connor Lewis
unless you found the use of 0.00....1
it just the same shit
1=0.99999
Anthony Reyes
>infinite significant figures
>one significant figure
no