Math Question - 0 and 1

[usakos]

Okay, here is something to do all you math geniuses out there on YE.

how many discrete random variable numbers are between 0 and 1, if any, and if you can list them, which ones are they?

have fun...!

[SendBlast]

we need more information

[buynick]

There are none, given a count basis.

[Jay Brass]

I have no idea what that problem means nor how to solve it. Sorry.

[usakos]

it can get out of control, you can go from 0.00000000001 to whatever number smaller than 1.0.

This was a joke, i just wanted to mess with you'all.

since we are all so stiff about business and STUFF...

[ACMAir]

You beat me to it. I was going to mention its endless. Sometimes its necessary to just clear your mind of things. Thanks Usakos

[usakos]

thanks ACMair and all of you for looking...

[Iron-man]

0,123456789497208473402540923584958304805980439805 8~~~~~

Am I right?

[Nordstrom]

I believe 0.99...99 would equal 1, though not 1.00...00.

And as the topic starter said 1 and not 1.00...00 the answer must be 0.99..999

I am not a math genius just this is a "paradox" in maths. the 0.99...999 should simulate 0. followed by an eternity of 9's equal one.

[usakos]

any variable number, whether it is 1 or 999, always has .0, in this case, 1 = 1.0, and 999 = 999.0, even though i didn't put 1.0, so 1 is still 1.0, or 1.00 for that matter.