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how would I express the repeating decimal representaion of 1/9 as an infinite series using sigma notaion?

Limit of (as n-> infinity)
(Sigma) 0.1 + (0.1)^2 + (0.1)^3 +... (0.1)^n
= 0.11111.... = 1/9


I think drwis did this right, It looks like
lim n->infty Sigma i=1 to n 10<sup>-i</sup>
18 years ago

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