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> But there is no such distinction Of course there's a distinction. A decimal representation is a sequence of digits, not a number > Why? It boils down from
by yodsanklai 1y ago
> But there is no such distinction
Of course there's a distinction. A decimal representation is a sequence of digits, not a number
> Why?
It boils down from the definition of the decimal representation and the limit of a geometrical sequence.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_representation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_representation
- constantcrying 1y ago>Of course there's a distinction. A decimal representation is a sequence of digits, not a number Oh and what is a real number? Might a real number be a sequence of rationals? Or more correctly an equivalence class of cauchy series. >It boils down from the definition of the decimal representation and the limit of a geometrical sequence. No, it doesn't. You are assuming the conclusion.