π/π = 1

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>>8964191
How many half a cake goes into half a cake?

Answer: 1

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>>8964191
Define π

>>8964215
π:=3

>>8964191
0.999999999999999999999.....=1

>>8964215
the inverse of 1/pi

>>8964984
That's true though. If something is infinitely close to one then the difference between that number and 1 must be 0, therefore that number is 1

>>8965163

Let de speed of light be C=1

Move at 0.99999 ... of 1 C

> 0.99999 ... = 1 C

>>8965163

No it's like in the proof that sqrt(3) is irrational:

It relies on the fact that if it was irrational it would lead to a contradiction because it would imply that there was a smallest integer

if .9 repeating was not equal to one, it would imply that the real numbers are countable because you could find two consecutive real numbers. At that point, it would be the same as the integers but with different symbols

>>8964215
2r/C