Why is .9 repeating NOT equal to one.

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Because infedecimals. Basically 1 -.99999.... Is a number so close to zero it is impossible to define. If this were infanct the case however and a number existed that was not 0 and not 0 it would wreck mathematics so infedecimals exist only theoretically. So .999... Is equal to 1 practically but not theoretically.

WARRIOR [948]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:i agree with her

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