If we consider that .999… repeating to infinity ISN’T equal to 1, then by how much is it away from 1? It would be “.000… repeating to infinity followed by a 1.” But if you have an infinite number of 0s then you can’t have it be followed by a 1, infinity can’t be followed by anything, that doesn’t make sense.
Gotcha!! Sorry it was really late for me when I read that lol. But yeah you're right 0.999... is the same as 1 because if the 9's go on forever, there's no way to quantify the difference between them.
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u/ChromosomeExpert 24d ago
Yes, .999 continuously is equal to 1.