eegocentrik
eegocentrik t1_j28t507 wrote
Reply to comment by xSteee in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
I'm saying they are two different quotients of the same number.
eegocentrik t1_j28t06q wrote
Reply to comment by liarandathief in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
A number is an arithmetic value used to represent quantity, fractions are quotients of theses quantities.
eegocentrik t1_j28slb5 wrote
Reply to comment by imregrettingthis in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
To you.
Again you're arguing on shower thoughts, and if you want to be an incorrect smug ass while doing so that's your right.
Again feel free to provide your source as I have looked it up and I am still representing the concept accurately.
Please provide evidence for you claim
Strawman, equivocation fallacy.
eegocentrik t1_j28s8lc wrote
Reply to comment by xSteee in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
.25 and .75 are quotients of 1 and not independently new numbers.
1/4 == .25
eegocentrik t1_j28qmr4 wrote
Reply to comment by imregrettingthis in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
.5 represents the PIECE.
I nailed this in every comment.
eegocentrik t1_j28qg64 wrote
Reply to comment by xSteee in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Definition:
fraction, In arithmetic, a number expressed as a quotient, in which a numerator is divided by a denominator.
The original number being expressed as a quotient. Fractions are quotients of the original number but not new numbers in themselves.
eegocentrik t1_j28pvt0 wrote
Reply to comment by Nilonik in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
And b. is the number, and a. is its fraction.
a. cannot be a unit of its own and does not exist without b. in this example.
eegocentrik t1_j28pp5a wrote
Reply to comment by imregrettingthis in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Please provide to me a source explaining that fraction are new individual numbers separate from their whole.
eegocentrik t1_j28pjvz wrote
Reply to comment by imregrettingthis in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Pies are constructed
eegocentrik t1_j28phh8 wrote
Reply to comment by lt_Matthew in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Only if they are counting it while they eat it.
Do you say that you plated 8 pies for dessert?
Or are there 8 pieces of pie on the counter?
eegocentrik t1_j28p72x wrote
Reply to comment by imregrettingthis in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Pies are constructs.
eegocentrik t1_j28p4xp wrote
Reply to comment by xSteee in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Not a definition.
Please define fraction.
eegocentrik t1_j28ocaf wrote
Reply to comment by xSteee in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Define fraction.
eegocentrik t1_j28nyx6 wrote
Reply to comment by imregrettingthis in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Numbers are constructs and don't really exist, and yes it does.
eegocentrik t1_j28nwgv wrote
Reply to comment by xSteee in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
A piece cut into ten pieces.
.1 is one PIECE of the original pie, not an entirely new pie.m.1 describes the piece, not the pie.
You could have .9 grams of the .1 piece, still not a new pie. There are no new numbers created by dividing the unit.
eegocentrik t1_j28nbj6 wrote
Reply to comment by xSteee in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
Nope portion of the same number, the number 1.
eegocentrik t1_j28l9tj wrote
Disagree.
Fractions are portions of numbers, not new numbers themselves.
1 pie, cut in half does not yield 2 pies.
It yields 2 portions of the same pie. This does not create a new pie.
eegocentrik t1_iujn93i wrote
Reply to comment by WeCanDoThisCNJ in There’s probably millions of billions of clothes in the world. by [deleted]
Your COVID-19?
eegocentrik t1_iud5mvz wrote
Reply to comment by hotasanicecube in Everything is technically food by WorldBoy---
....and lava is in the middle of a hotpocket.
eegocentrik t1_itz25um wrote
Reply to The colors of a sunrise and sunset are caused by particles and debris in the air that filter the sunlight. As air pollution worsens, the last humans alive will witness the most beautiful sunset of all. by watermelonbi
We don't have to wait.
Seattle had the best sunsets a few weeks ago.
eegocentrik t1_iqyloyq wrote
Reply to Salmon la Sac, Cooper River by huevos-con-huevos
How was The Brick?
eegocentrik t1_j28tjlz wrote
Reply to comment by imregrettingthis in There’s just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there is from 0 to infinity. by Resinate1
From youur source:
An infinite set (e.g. integers) and an infinite proper subset of the set (e.g. natural numbers) can have the same number of elements. In fact, all the following infinite sets have the same number of elements: natural numbers, whole numbers, integers, even numbers, odd numbers, prime numbers, etc."
Elements, not numbers.
There are the same number of elements between 0 and 1 and 0 and infinity, not NUMBERS.