DIVIDING 1 BY 998,001 GIVES YOU A WEIRD RESULT

Math lovers have recently revealed something odd happening with the number 998,001. When divided 1 by 998,001, the resultant decimal number will give you nearly every three digit number. For instance, the decimal starts as follows: 0.000001002003004005006... and so on. Nonetheless, one three digit number gets frisked. Watch the video below to learn which one gets shafted.

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