Suppose a mouse runs in a circle of radius 10ft with a constantspeed 6ft/sec. A...
Suppose a mouse runs in a circle of radius 10ft with a constant speed 6ft/sec. A cat chases the mouse starting at the center of the circle and also moves at a constant speed 6ft/sec such that it is always between the center of the circle and the mouse. How long will it take for the cat to reach the running mouse?
Homework Answers
Given that
The radius of the circle is (r) =10ft =3.048m
A cat chases the mouse starting at the center of the circle and also moves at a constant speed(v) = 6ft/sec =1.8288m/s
We know that 1 ft = 0.3048 m
Therefore the time taken for the cat to reach the running mouse is given by
Velocity =distance /time
Time taken is given by (t) =distance /velocity =3.048m/1.8288m/s =1.667s
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