(1-1/2)×(1-1/3)×(1-1/4)×...×(1-1/100)=

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Simplify the expression: (1/2)(2/3)(3/4)...(99/100).

Take the first three multipliers: we can see that the result is 1/4 because of cancelling.

So the answer is 1/100 because all the other denominators and numerators cancel out.

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