I can find the fractions:
-0.333... → -1/3;
0.8333... → 5/6;
1.138888... → 41/36
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We can draw the circle with (possiamo tracciare il cerchio con) WolframAlpha
If the circle is a "point" and if it does not exist ("NaN" stands for "Not a Number"):