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If 0.999... = 1, what does 1 mean on the interval [0, 1). 1 is excluded from the interval, and I always imagined that it represented 0.999... but that's equal to 1 apparently.
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just that 1 is not included (and so neither is \(.\overline{9}\))
\[[0,1)=\{x\in\mathbb{R}|0\le x<1\}\]
so what would the value just before 1 be?
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there isn't one
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any value you pick less than one I can find a number that is even closer to one
Hm ok I find that interesting :) thanks
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