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If you'd like to continue the pattern beyond 52 digits, just keep adding 9s to the original fraction... 1/9999999999998 = 1.0000000000002 0000000000004 0000000
by VeryVito 13y ago
If you'd like to continue the pattern beyond 52 digits, just keep adding 9s to the original fraction...
1/9999999999998 = 1.0000000000002 0000000000004 0000000000008
0000000000016 0000000000032 0000000000064 0000000000128
0000000000256 0000000000512 0000000001024 0000000002048
0000000004096 0000000008192 0000000016384 0000000032768
0000000065536 0000000131072 00000002621440... × 10^-13
- phamilton 13y agoFor the fibonacci, add a 9 on both sides of the denomator 1/998999 1/99989999 1/9999899999 To get more 0 spacing and avoid overflow
- MacWarrior 13y agoThis should be denominator ;-)
- novaleaf 13y agointerestingly, this works the other way around too: 1/98 = 0. 01 02 04 08 16 32 65... and even further? 1/8 = 0.125
- X4 13y agoThat's because 1=1 If I'm not mistaken. We should utilize the self-similarity much more often.