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In order to move a distance x, you have to move x/2.
In order to move a distance x/2, you need to move x/4.
And so on.
This is the sum of (1/t)^n from t = 0 -> infinity, which has no finite answer.
Is movement impossible?
My physics proffessor was unable to give me any proper explanation.
In order to move a distance x/2, you need to move x/4.
And so on.
This is the sum of (1/t)^n from t = 0 -> infinity, which has no finite answer.
Is movement impossible?
My physics proffessor was unable to give me any proper explanation.