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0.9999... equals 1.0000....
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numbers that repeat to infinity are weird.  let x equal 0.9999...

x = 0.9999...

then multiply each side by 10:

10x = (10 * 0.9999...)
10x = 9.9999...


then subtract x from each side:

(10x - x) = (9.9999... - x)
9x = (9.9999... - 0.9999...)
9x = 9.0000...


then divide each side by 9:

(9x / 9) = (9.0000... / 9)
x = 1
.0000...


therefore 0.9999... = 1.0000...
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I love crazy math counterintuitions. I never went past trig/statistics, but looked this up to look smart. E⁰, (cos)0, and (tan)45 also equal 1! 

I think the reason .9999... = 1 or 9.9999... equals 10 is because of an infinity/integer paradox where there is no number, no matter how small that can be inserted between the two numbers to equal the next whole number.  

.9999 + .0001 = 1 but the infinitely repeating never has a place for the eventual .0001.
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(11-24-2024, 11:30 AM)IdeomotorPrisoner Wrote: I love crazy math counterintuitions. I never went past trig/statistics, but looked this up to look smart. E⁰, (cos)0, and (tan)45 also equal 1! 

I think the reason .9999 = 1 or 9.9999 equals 10 is because of an infinity/integer paradox where there is no number, no matter how small that can be inserted between the two numbers to equal the next whole number.

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(11-24-2024, 11:37 AM)Quantum12 Wrote: This too?
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No, that's just proves you've invented time travel.
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No. That's revenue driven. That's actually 9/10 of a cent. A way to make slightly more. It equals 90%. 

I prefer Donny's Discount Gas for this reason.

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(11-24-2024, 11:43 AM)UltraBudgie Wrote: No, that's just proves you've invented time travel.

Thomas Jefferson wrote it in the constitution. lol.
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(11-24-2024, 11:48 AM)IdeomotorPrisoner Wrote: No. That's revenue driven. That's actually 9/10 of a cent. A way to make slightly more. It equals 90%. 

I prefer Donny's Discount Gas for this reason.

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Haha! Way better!
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(11-24-2024, 11:30 AM)IdeomotorPrisoner Wrote: E⁰

This is obviously correct and smart because it has those tiny numbers that scientists use.

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I like reading about things like string theory with the ultra technical wiki pages.

Love these. They look pretty and smart. 

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Of course. It's all so apparent now! Like an atheist reading the Gideons hotel Bible to make fun of endless pages of cubit measurements..

I got as far as the sigma notation symbol starting to get used in statistics. The E looking thing was like a super equal sign.

I respect those that could understand that string of gibberish. Like the Good Will Hunting surfer that came up with M Theory. The super genius that looks at that and says, "Obviously, we need to add another super-dimensional plane for the oscillating parameters." 

Something like that. I find embracing ignorance makes you feel less daunted by the movie genius math proofs.
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