I doesn't, because 0.666....7 is not a valid representation for a number. The ... means goes on forever, and you cannot put something "after forever". It's not different than saying "0.0j" is a real number in base 10; it's not, that string does not represent a number in our number base 10 number system.
There’s not a way to define it, typically you’d define .666... as the sum of 6/10^n from 1 to infinity. This decimal representation does not terminate, so you can’t put a 7 at the “end of it” because there is no end.
RHSeeger|5 years ago
hilbertseries|5 years ago