Apropos of absolutely nothing:
Turns out it’s 3/10. Wonder why.
3s. (2×7: 9, 5×7: 12, etc. That explains the 7s.)
plz to explain “2×7: 9, 5×7: 12”. It looks like you’re adding, not multiplying, but you took the time to use the proper character so I’m confused.
I am adding, that’s why I used : instead of =.
I don’t have a why, but this is my intuition. It’s all about 3 (the same way 9 multiplied by something gives you two digits that add up to 9.)
>Wonder why.
Something something zodiacism metaphysics
plumbus
Since you can write 0.5 as 0.49999999… the answer is “all of them”
Shit, you’re right.
I suppose the question is the opposite: how many rational numbers have decimal representations which are NOT repeating?
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3s. (2×7: 9, 5×7: 12, etc. That explains the 7s.)
plz to explain “2×7: 9, 5×7: 12”. It looks like you’re adding, not multiplying, but you took the time to use the proper character so I’m confused.
I am adding, that’s why I used : instead of =.
I don’t have a why, but this is my intuition. It’s all about 3 (the same way 9 multiplied by something gives you two digits that add up to 9.)
>Wonder why.
Something something zodiacism metaphysics
plumbus
Since you can write 0.5 as 0.49999999… the answer is “all of them”
Shit, you’re right.
I suppose the question is the opposite: how many rational numbers have decimal representations which are NOT repeating?