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The discussion centers on the mathematical pattern for generating infinite numbers using the number 9. The method involves multiplying a number by 9 and then adding the original number to achieve a result that is a multiple of 10. For example, 9 multiplied by 1 plus 1 equals 10, and 9 multiplied by 2 plus 2 equals 20. Participants agree that this pattern is straightforward and can be generalized to other multipliers, such as 2, to illustrate similar additive relationships.

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the best way to get the next zero in a number on into infinity is to us the 9 its universal.the pattern only works when you use only numbers that start with one number 1-9 and infinite zeros after.soso it goes like this, nine times a number then plus the number again.9*1+1=10,9*2+2=20,9*9+9=100,9*30,000=270,000,+30,000=300,000.you see the patten and that is all she wrote!
 
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sorry ... but who is "she" ?
The pattern you wrote is extremely easy ! (i don't see the weird thing about it)
Multiplying a number by 10 means adding it to itself 10 times.
Multiplying a number by 9 means adding it to itself 9 times.
So if you multiply X by 9 then add X to it, it is just like if you multiplyed it by 10 from the first place.
Here is a smaller example :
On the same basis, if you multiply any number by 2 then add itself, it is just like multiplying by 3 from the first time.
1+1+1=(2*1)+1=3*1
2+2+2=(2*2)+2=3*2
X+X+X=(2*X)+X=3*X

Same for your pattern.
Or maybe i am missing something ...
 

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