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#21
(07-22-2008, 02:25 PM)Peter link Wrote: x = 0.99999..
10x = 9.99999..
10x - x = 9.99999.. - 0.99999..
9x = 9
x = 1

Actually its like this :D

x = 0.99999

10x = 9.99999
10x-x = 10(0.99999)-0.99999
        =9.99999-0.99999
        =1
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#22
(07-23-2008, 09:21 AM)ayam link Wrote: Actually its like this :D

x = 0.99999

10x = 9.99999
10x-x = 10(0.99999)-0.99999
        =9.99999-0.99999
        =1

Actually no, Peter's was the correct way of putting it.

(07-23-2008, 09:21 AM)ayam link Wrote:         =9.99999-0.99999
        =1

9.99999-0.99999 doesn't = 1.
You skipped the step where you needed to put 9x = 9, and then you could simplify to x=1.
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#23
(07-23-2008, 09:21 AM)ayam link Wrote: Actually its like this :D

x = 0.99999

10x = 9.99999
10x-x = 10(0.99999)-0.99999
        =9.99999-0.99999
        =1
(07-23-2008, 09:41 AM)Maddolis link Wrote: Actually no, Peter's was the correct way of putting it.

9.99999-0.99999 doesn't = 1.
You skipped the step where you needed to put 9x = 9, and then you could simplify to x=1.

yeah...? well? I know that 1+6 = 16 8)
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#24
im on 102% :D
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#25
(07-22-2008, 02:25 PM)Peter link Wrote: x = 0.99999..
10x = 9.99999..
10x - x = 9.99999.. - 0.99999..
9x = 9
x = 1

Law of arithmetic equality: a=b, iff a-b=0.
And now what we have: a=1, b=0.99999.., so a-b=(0.00001..)

So, it doesn't work.
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#26
(07-27-2008, 09:07 PM)Whisper link Wrote: yeah...? well? I know that 1+6 = 16 8)

Seriously?

Epic fail.
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#27
(07-27-2008, 09:54 PM)Mike link Wrote: Law of arithmetic equality: a=b, iff a-b=0.
And now what we have: a=1, b=0.99999, so a-b=(0.00001)

So, it doesn't work.

Now read my message again and take these dots into account, I didn't include them because they look fancy.
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#28
23+8+9+19+16+5+18
W+H+I+S+P+E+R

98%

But I'm not yet complete.
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#29
(07-27-2008, 09:54 PM)Mike link Wrote: Law of arithmetic equality: a=b, iff a-b=0.
And now what we have: a=1, b=0.99999.., so a-b=(0.00001..)

So, it doesn't work.

Actually, what Peter said was, believe it or not, correct.
        .                          __ 
1=0.99 just as much as 0.13 = 13/99
The numbers 1 and 13/99 aren't infinite, but the others are.

Its just limiting infinite numbers.
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#30
:N

This topic is giving me a headache, I'm going to stay out of it for now.
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