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Well at first what happened was that i realized a pie chart can be split perfectly in 3 ways when that's impossible each 1/3 is is %33.333....it never ends 2/3 is %66.666...never ends which means 3/3 has to be %99.999... but a full pie chart is exactly 100% when it in itself can be split perfectly in 3 different ways.. fractions prevents and graphs/charts are all connected and can be transfered with one to another, but 3 isn't right. I spent hours doing math about 3..i tried to share more numbers that relate to 3..it can be divided by itself and by 1 the only real number that relates to that is 9, it can only be divided by 3 and 1 just like 3, and all 1/9 2/9 1/3 4/9 5/9 6/9 7/9 8/9 9/9 all are infinite and does not end and 9/9 does not equal to 1.. so I knew there has ro be another number I spent hours and hours trying to find another number that can only be divided by 1 and 3 so I thought that 9 is the only number that could be divided by 1 and 3 so I tried 1/27 2/27 1/9 4/27 5/27 6/27 etc. All end in infinite numbers and they're all in a pattern.. all the way up to 27/27 which also doesn't equal to 1..so I tried 27x3 which equals 81 and 1/81 equals to 1.23456789012.. just keeps going and never ends.. it also goes into a infinite percent and does not equal to 1 when it is 81/81 and 3x3=9x3=27x3=81 why would multiplying 3 exactly 3 times over 1 equal exactly to %1.2345678901234.. and why any number completely based on the number be infinite and also no matter what if you keep multiplying by 3 like 81x3=243 243/243 does not equal to 1 whole number..it just infinintly keeps getting close to 1 but it'll never be 1

Answer 1

You refer to the area of a pie. Each slice would represent 33.333%. You can draw a line over the last digit, which indicates mathematically that the decimal repeats, and you would accurately describe the size of the slice.

You make it difficult. You can precisely slice the pie into thirds, where each slice is exactly the same size as the other two. There are several methods of doing this geometrically.

You use the situation where a pie slice represents a percentage of the whole. The whole is always 100% and can easily be split three ways, by geometry.

You may wish to look up real numbers and rational numbers. 1/3 is both.