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A horse is tied to a 15 feet rope and there is a bale of hay 25 feet away from it. Yet the horse is able to eat from the bale of hay. How is this possible?
 
orkoza said:
A horse is tied to a 15 feet rope and there is a bale of hay 25 feet away from it. Yet the horse is able to eat from the bale of hay. How is this possible?
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Assuming the rope is tied to a pole and 'away from it' means away from the horse. Then it's possible for the horse to get to the bale if the pole is between the bale and the horse. That means that the bale is 10 feet from the pole, which is within the 15 feet radius the horse has to move.
 
Ok ill kick off then again!

A man is approching Dark lane, as he enters Dark lane he notices none of the street lights are working. He also see's that all headlights of the cars on the road have been smashed. His headlights are off too for some reason, as he is driving along Dark Lane he stops millimetres before an old lady crossing the road, how did he manage to avoid her?
 
Cool! Here goes:

I catch the Gautrain every morning at 8am. I average 50km/h driving to Hatfield Station. There was an accident the other day, and half way there I realised that I averaged 25km/h. How fast do I need to travel the other half of the trip to catch my train?
 
Well if I assume your 50Km from the station then it takes an hour to get there. Thus halfway is 25km and you would have been in traffic for an hour at 25km ave.

Thus your looking at roughly the speed of light provided the robots are in your favour
 
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