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Impossible? I think not! How is it possible?
This is a discussion on Impossible? I think not! How is it possible? within the General Chat forum part of the General category; .999 repeating = 1 how? a few simple math equations prove it. .999 = x 9.999 = 10x subtract x ...
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10-04-2008, 10:41 AM
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| Impossible? I think not! How is it possible? Have a look at our store .999 repeating = 1 how? a few simple math equations prove it. .999 = x 9.999 = 10x subtract x from both sides 9 = 9x reduce 1 = x = .999 WHAT?!?!??! ok, some more. 1/3 = .333 repeating 2/3 = .666 3/3 = .999 reduce 3/3 = 1 = .999 how is this possible? is my math wrong? well.. i have a theory... At the end of .33333333333 there is a 4..... but get this, 4x3 = 12 so you would get 10.0000000000000 forever then 12. since the 4 would equal up to 12 after you multiply 3.3 by 3 to get 9.9, you need more 3's in front of it so it doesn't go over. An infinite number of 3's and a 4 at the end. My theory! Anyone else agree? (Plz give credit for theory! math teacher showed me proof) *edit* Also, on every calculator i have used besides my computers calculator, i get 10/3*3 = 9.999. So 10 is also equal to 9.999! My computer calculator says 10/3*3=10 Check out our store Last edited by Sycknes; 10-06-2008 at 05:24 AM. Reason: More proof... ish...  |
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10-04-2008, 11:58 AM
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| just use WINNER_DK'S SUPER CALCULATOR!! |
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10-04-2008, 10:01 PM
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| xD MY calc DOES work... But it has some bugs, but I am an rookie! O_O |
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