Sae,
But .9r is always less than 1.1 and always greater than .9. it is bound in and therefore not infinite. Adrian talked about the difference between infinitely large and infinitely long.
.9r !<1 but .9r = 1 by the proofs shown by me and Adrian. I doubt you will listen to me either. Just for the record I see what you are saying and thought something similar at one point. I scoured the internet looking for anything that would help me bring down the proof but it is very well supported on the internet. Sometimes established truths are such because they are, ya know, true.
Rhizo
But .9r is always less than 1.1 and always greater than .9. it is bound in and therefore not infinite. Adrian talked about the difference between infinitely large and infinitely long.
.9r !<1 but .9r = 1 by the proofs shown by me and Adrian. I doubt you will listen to me either. Just for the record I see what you are saying and thought something similar at one point. I scoured the internet looking for anything that would help me bring down the proof but it is very well supported on the internet. Sometimes established truths are such because they are, ya know, true.
Rhizo