Sides For Stroganoff

Sides For Stroganoff Well this isn t the philosophy forum so The usual fallacy from which most suffer when objecting to 1 0 999 is that they are confusing a mathematical object with the

Yes First we have not addressed what 0 999 means So it s best first to describe what on earth the notation means The way mathematicians define this thing is So in Hello guys i was just wondering what is the formula to calculate how many times a number occurs between two numbers both inclusively and exclusively Thanks

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I want to see a proof why 0 999999 Is not equal 1 or why is it There must be dozens of threads on here covering this The short answer is that is defined as an infinite Could someone please give me some advice on solving these problems 1 find the last digit of the decimal expansion 7 999999 I think i have to do something like

Is 0 999999 actually equal to 1 or does it approach 1 This has been discussed a thousand times on this forum I suggest to perform a forum search The keyword 0 999 If you where going to use a ship to go 99 999999 of the speed of light for one hour of non dilated time how much fuel would you carry enough to keep your ship going for

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Still struggling normally when a number v repeated digit such as 0 333 can b expressed in fractional form ie 1 3 for this case for more examples This is an interesting but well studied observation All the numbers that divide into 99 repeat after a period of at most two all that divide into 999 by at most three ect so that

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Sides For Stroganoff - Could someone please give me some advice on solving these problems 1 find the last digit of the decimal expansion 7 999999 I think i have to do something like