r/infinitenines↗
Understanding the power of the family of finite numbers, where the set {0.9, 0.99, 0.999, etc} is infinite membered, and contain all finite numbers. The community is for those that understand the reach, span, range, coverage of those nines, which can be written (conveyed) specifically as 0.999... Every member of that infinite membered set of finite numbers is greater than zero, and less than 1, which indicates very clearly something (very clearly). That is 0.999... is eternally less than 1.
5k subscribers85 posts / mo in Sep 202651 authors / mosince 2025
r/infinitenines has 5k members (+81% over the last 12 months). It gets about 85 posts a month from 51 people. Top topics: Math Equations, Role-Playing Discussions and Common Core & Standardized Testing.
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- Common Core & Standardized Testing0.2%
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- Wolfram
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