Geometry problem(quick)

[paradise!]

A cow is tethered to one corner of a square barn, 10 feet by 20 feet, with a rope 100ft long. What is the maximum grazing area for the cow?

help quick

show work, all of it. please thanks.

[meddi]

The barn isn't square if its 20x10. Gtfo with your lies. Also, 100ft >> 22.36 ft, kthxbye.

[paradise!]

wtf u dipshit just answer the mother fucking question. Jesus Christ.

[DoTheFandango]

A cow is tethered to one corner of a square barn, 10 feet by 20 feet, with a rope 100ft long. What is the maximum grazing area for the cow?

help quick

show work, all of it. please thanks.

what do you mean by max grazing area. he can graze the entire area. his rope is 80ft longer than he can go.

[Vykromond]

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[meddi]

what do you mean by max grazing area. he can graze the entire area. his rope is 80ft longer than he can go.

The rope is 77.64 feet longer than he can go.

[paradise!]

h/o, goin on what fango said.



imagine it goes the way with the 10ft wraps around, so i subtract that amount, use trig to find that area?

OR

do i use the fixed point of the tethered end as a center for the new circle formed by wrapping around the 10ft section

[Vykromond]

its a cow not a horse bleaarrghhhh

therr i just vomated al; over triggo problem

got no problems now ^-^

[Vatican Assassin]

A cow is tethered to one corner of a square barn, 10 feet by 20 feet, with a rope 100ft long. What is the maximum grazing area for the cow?

help quick

show work, all of it. please thanks.

ez - if you starting from lower left corner like your picture, do this:
first make a circle radius 100 from the starting corner
second make a second circle at the upper left corner which is radius 80 (subtracting 20 from 100)
finally make a third circle at the opposite corner with radius 70 (100-20-10)
do the same going the other way around

what you will have is 4 circles, overlapping, if you need help adding the entire area let us know, but this should give you a good start

[paradise!]

ez - if you starting from lower left corner like your picture, do this:
first make a circle radius 100 from the starting corner
second make a second circle at the upper left corner which is radius 80 (subtracting 20 from 100)
finally make a third circle at the opposite corner with radius 70 (100-20-10)
do the same going the other way around

what you will have is 4 circles, overlapping, if you need help adding the entire area let us know, but this should give you a good start

WOAH THANKS, i think i got it. what do u mean by that sentence though?

[paradise!]

like that? i didnt do the one with radius 100 cuz its easy, but where do i do the 3rd one? and is this right?

[Vatican Assassin]

like that? i didnt do the one with radius 100 cuz its easy, but where do i do the 3rd one? and is this right?

not quite, what i meant by doing the same thing going around the other way is this:

lower left corner: radius 100
upper left corner: radius 80
upper right corner: radius 70
lower right corner: radius 90

the lower right corner has radius 90 cuz the horse can go that way too instead of wrapping the rope around the entire barn by going clockwise.

what you end up with is 4 circles, the tricky part is subtracting the overlapping areas, and of course subtracting the 20 x 10 = 200 square feet of the barn itself

edit: it may help to do it on graph paper

[PH]

that doesn't look like a horse.

[Vatican Assassin]

more of a horse dropping really

[ConcreteSchlyrd]

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