So we should choose to look for a draw, rather than take the mate in 1 ? This is a tactic that I have employed in certain games but I really don't recommend it ...
Threefold Repetition
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Ya, really can mate, but this is a "threefold repetition" puzzle, so chess.com members can know how to make a draw in unpossible mating conditions
In Chinese variant of Chess, a three continous of 'check' will be counted as lose to the giver. In International chess, a "threefold repitition rule" is made. If A and B go to the same place for thrice continously, it is a draw. Examples is:
White Black
Ra1+ Kb2
Rb1+ Ka2
etc..... continue for 3 times
This puzzle is want you to make a draw by making threefold repetition.