Mathematics, 24.05.2020 13:57 love0000

Imagine you have a piece of string. Imagine cutting the string in half, and noting the measure of the piece. If you repeat this process until you cannot cut anymore string in half, what do you suppose happens to the measurement of the strings as the number of pieces rises?

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