This doesn't address the fact you are making a logical fallacy. You can't make a...

		greenlblue on Nov 10, 2010 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Simple bouncing ball puzzle, with $50 prize This doesn't address the fact you are making a logical fallacy. You can't make a calculation assuming the ball bounces infinitely often and then after the calculation go back and say the ball stops bouncing because it invalidates your original calculation.