1/3 = 0.3333... this is only an approximation because it will never be equal.

And

.999...9 is always .000...1 short of 1. So it will never be equal to 1.

If you think about it, with .999...9 we are specifying that the last digit has to be a 9 which means that it has to be .000...1 short of 1. But, .000...1 approaches 0, but it never actually equals zero because we specifically state that the last digit has to equal a 1. So fundamentally it has to be greater than zero, because if the last digit is always a 1 then the number is always greater than zero, including when we approach zero. I settled the debate lol.

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>Tarantula "lady"

Taranza is literally the biggest simp in the kirby franchise.