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6128126

OP !nCgM3bWhr2 Fri Nov 1 05:54:16 2013 No.6128126 [DELETED]

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Does .9999 = .9999?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 1 05:55:15 2013 No.6128127 yes now speak no more

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 1 05:58:45 2013 No.6128133 Computer says no

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 1 05:59:16 2013 No.6128134 maybe

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 1 06:04:45 2013 No.6128140 They cannot be equal. One of them is the right hand side and the other is the left hand side. That makes them different.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 1 06:18:52 2013 No.6128151 >>6128126 >.9999 = .9999 = .9999 - .9999 = 0 =/= 0 Therefore .9999 =/= .9999 Q.E.D

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 1 06:23:52 2013 No.6128158 It's complicated. Infinity goes on forever. There is no final number at the end of the line.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 1 07:43:23 2013 No.6128216 >>6128151 >1 = 1 = 1 - 1 = 0 =/= 0 Therefore 1 =/= 1 Q.E.D

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 1 11:55:23 2013 No.6128457 >>6128158 OPs numbers are not infinite tho, they have 4 decimal places.