In a particular video animation, an animal \(X\) chases other animals. All animals only move in leaps in a straight line. You may assume that the time taken for each leap is the same and that the time in between leaps is negligible.
Animal \(X\) starts is chase by taking the first leap with a distance of \(\mathrm{5}\)m and each of its subsequent leaps is \(\mathrm{0}\mathrm{.02}\)m less than the previous.
Animal \(Y\) escapes from animal \(X\) by taking its first leap with a distance of \(\mathrm{5}\)m and each of its subsequent leaps is \(2\% \) shorter than the previous.
Another animal \(Z\) escapes from animal \(X\) by taking leaps of constant distance \(\mathrm{4}\)m.
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