If x=.999... (meaning .999... repeating into infinity)
then 10x = 9.999... (again, 9.999... repeating into infinity)
Then it stands to reason that 9x will be found from the equation: (10x)-(x)=(9x) This of course holds true.
Therefore, if 10x=(9.999...) and x=(.999...) then (9.999...) - (.999...) = 9x
Thus we find that 9x is exactly equal to the integer 9
Basic algebra: 9x=9, (9x=9)/(9) = (1x=1) where X represents .999...
Therefore .999... repeating into infinity is exactly equal to 1.
then 10x = 9.999... (again, 9.999... repeating into infinity)
Then it stands to reason that 9x will be found from the equation: (10x)-(x)=(9x) This of course holds true.
Therefore, if 10x=(9.999...) and x=(.999...) then (9.999...) - (.999...) = 9x
Thus we find that 9x is exactly equal to the integer 9
Basic algebra: 9x=9, (9x=9)/(9) = (1x=1) where X represents .999...
Therefore .999... repeating into infinity is exactly equal to 1.