Does 0.999~ = 1?

[Kez]

Ask any mathematician.

no

[gutawafang]

in maths, a 0.99 with a full stop after it but at the corner right of the number 9 is called 0.9 recurring.

i believe it ain't equals to one.

[Arabian Shady]

its called approximation man,lol
0.99999 is approximately equal to 1
thats how they SAY it

[gutawafang]

i guess the equal sign is wrong. it should be the wavy equal sign.

[Call Me Pik]

ok looky here lmao ....


.9999 is rounded up to 1 because its an infinite number
which means .999 doesnt equal 1
but when it is rounded 2 a whole number or estimated then yes it equals 1

if i have $5.99 ...doesnt meant i got $6.00 just cause im close

[gutawafang]

ok looky here lmao ....


.9999 is rounded up to 1 because its an infinite number
which means .999 doesnt equal 1
but when it is rounded 2 a whole number or estimated then yes it equals 1

if i have $5.99 ...doesnt meant i got $6.00 just cause im close

Exactly. You can't possibly a dollar item with a 0.99 recurring cents.

[Solace]

Exactly^ So it doesnt

[Call Me Pik]

OWNED lmao

[gutawafang]

Yeah definitely 0.99 recurring ain't equals one. Final.

[kalbird]

It's actually = 1 when u round it off.

[Solace]

It's actually = 1 when u round it off.

this isnt about rounding

[gutawafang]

Exactly Epiphany. This is about equalization. It's finalized already, I thought?

[Bepee]

Yes it does equal 1,
Look:

Yow, you are all stupid, cuz' that's the solution !!

Cuz' :
9 * 1/9 = 9/9

1/9= 0.11111

9 * 0.111111 = 0.9999999

So:
0.9999999999 = 9/9 = 1

[Bepee]

But the question is now:

1 = 1 ?

Or 1 + 1 = 2 ?

[Solace]

so if it DOES = 1, then...does 0.999+1= 2 or 1.99999