Another math question

[a.l.e.x59]

andamanen said:

a.l.e.x59 said:

So basically, the theory is that any number, behind the decimal point, behind an infinite amount of 0s, does not exist. If this was true, then these numbers would be the same:

4.000...903457349857430598734

 Of course the problem with that notation is that the "903457349857430598734" part comes after the "...", which would mean it would follow an infinite number of zero's. But something can't follow an infinite amount of zero's, because it is inifite, it doesn't end, there's nowhere for the "903457349857430598734" to begin.

Yes, but to simply put it: Those numbers still exist!

By the way andamanen, you have the pride of knowing that my 1000th post, was made to your response. That's right! One-thousand posts!

Or more like...

...000...1000.000...094674867686786736345734560745 posts!

I'm coming for you, Happy Squirrel, and when I do, you wont be so happy anymore! In fact, you will have ...000.000...57930475307 happiness! Ha, ha, ha! The Eggman is so mean!