Infinite Series Example 1
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@starofcctv94 x=21/99 :P but ur points still stands
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i love you lets make babies
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your HOT!!
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You make it so much easier to understand. Might be because you're not a short pudgy bald guy and write neater. I think every guy would stay after class for you ;)
Thanks for the help!
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thanks alooooot ! i never expected to understand what's going on with series :S !!
MrWonderfullable 4 days ago
@MrWonderfullable I love that feeling when things start to click. :) Glad I could help!
TheIntegralCALC 4 days ago
that seemed a very long method to find the fraction of a repeating decimal. an easier way would be;
let 0.21212121....=x
100x=21.212121....
100x-x=99x=21
therefore x=12/99
much easier
starofcctv94 3 months ago
@starofcctv94 I agree. I'm trying to teach the method, not really the particular problem. :)
TheIntegralCALC 3 months ago
Are you a math major? Or have you just taken higher level math courses required for engineering/computer sciences?
bcjn16 4 months ago
@bcjn16 Neither! I just love calculus! .....sorry about that earlier, wrong account :)
TheIntegralCALC 4 months ago