The decimal 0.3 repeat represents 1/3. what the of number best describes 0.9 repeat, which is 3x0.3 repeat? explain

0.9 repeat is not 1. 0.999, nor .9999999999 are not equal to 1. If the expansion of 9’s is stopped at any finite point, the resulting fraction (for example, 0.9999 = 9,999/10,000) will never be equal to 1. Each time a 9 is added, the error decreases, but will not take the number to 1. With each 9 added, the error becomes ten times smaller. The is no number that the sequence of 9’s gets arbitrarily close to. The error would look like 1/infinity, however, it is more precise to say that the limit of the sequence is zero.