Re: Use four 0's & any mathematical operators to get 24
Nope, it is never equal to 1. Only 1 is equal to 1. In most practical uses it is close enough mathematically to round the .99999 to 1 however it is never actually equal to 1.
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Originally Posted by The_Big_K
Hint -
K.I.S.S 
...and since when did we start relying on 'approximate' values?
On the same lines, I've another question -> is 0.999999...(infinite times) equal to 1 ?
If yes, how? If not, why?  |
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