I will like to know that while saying that a fraction can be represented in the desired mentioned form, can we take it as there can be a difference in equality(i.e between the fraction and its converted form -according to that particular expression; as tends to zero but not exactly zero)
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Elementary Math Problems
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Advanced Math Problems
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I will like to know that while saying that a fraction can be represented in the desired mentioned form, can we take it as there can be a difference in equality(i.e between the fraction and its converted form -according to that particular expression; as tends to zero but not exactly zero)
No, the equality is exact.
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