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Bladibla
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This was in a maths textbook.
An arrow approaches its mark, (where its supposed to hit) but as it approaches closer and closer, it will approach half the distance it was at some time ago away from the target, and so on and so on and so on..
So I am asking: Why does the arrow ever reach the target?
An arrow approaches its mark, (where its supposed to hit) but as it approaches closer and closer, it will approach half the distance it was at some time ago away from the target, and so on and so on and so on..
So I am asking: Why does the arrow ever reach the target?