That clears things up
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987654321 / 123456789 ≃ 8
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That equation is really giving “huehuehue”
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That excerpt does nothing even similar to claiming the definition makes things clear.
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987654321 / 123456789 ≃ 8
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Except... that it doesn't. Serious question: am I OOTL on a joke?
Edit: I totally missed that it was an approximately sign. Derp.
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Except... that it doesn't. Serious question: am I OOTL on a joke?
Edit: I totally missed that it was an approximately sign. Derp.
It's 8.0000000729, which approximates to 8. Why do you think it doesn't?
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Except... that it doesn't. Serious question: am I OOTL on a joke?
Edit: I totally missed that it was an approximately sign. Derp.
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It's 8.0000000729, which approximates to 8. Why do you think it doesn't?
Probably didn't notice it doesn't say "equals". It's easy to overlook the wavy part.
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Probably didn't notice it doesn't say "equals". It's easy to overlook the wavy part.
Do you work in a field where 7*10^-8^ differences matter?
Cause most fields I know don't mind an error margin that small (granted I don't know a lot) -
Probably didn't notice it doesn't say "equals". It's easy to overlook the wavy part.
Oh, yup! I totally missed the approximately sign.