A certain man observed that each night he was sleeping 15 minutes longer than he had the night before, and he used this observation to predict the day of his death.t If he made his observation right after sleeping 8 hours, how long would it be until he slept 24 hours (and so would never again wake)? days

A certain man observed that each night he was sleeping 15 minutes longer than he had the night before, and he used this observation to predict the day of his death.t If he made his observation right after sleeping 8 hours, how long would it be until he slept 24 hours (and so would never again wake)? days

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A certain man observed that each night he was sleeping 15 minutes longer
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day of his death.t If he made his observation right after sleeping 8 hours,
how long would it be until he slept 24 hours (and so would never again
wake)?
days

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