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What positive fraction smaller than 1 is equal to itself when inverted?
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∙ 12y ago
We're going to say that any fraction that's equal to itself when inverted must
have the same numerator and denominator, and therefore must be equal to 1,
so there's no answer to the question.
If there is one, we're fascinated and intrigued to hear about it, and we're hoping
the person who posted this question will come back and reveal it.
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∙ 12y ago
Anonymous
Rotate 6/9 180⁰ to get 6/9; i.e. Invert mechanically not mathematically.
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