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by Suppafly
386 days ago
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>However they'll then they'll get stuck with 0.999... and posit that it is not equal to 1/1, because there must "always be some infinitesimally small amount difference from one". Honestly teachers are half of the problem because they seem to make a game out of pointing out these sorts of contradictions instead of teaching the idea that you need "to be consistent in your rules for representing fractions". That and every next step in math classes is the teacher explaining that most of how you were taught to think about math in the previous step was incorrect and you really should think about it this way, only to be told that again the next year. |
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