Mathematics, 23.04.2020 19:01 Farhan54019

I am standing 10 feet from a wall. I will begin to walk toward the wall and my first step is 4 feet. Each succeeding step is exactly one half the distance of the prior step. So my next step would be 2 feet, then 1 foot etc. How many steps will it take me to reach the wall?

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