goat grazing problem
The 'goat grazing problem' is a classic puzzle in recreational mathematics, often involving geometry and calculus to determine optimal grazing areas.
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Definition
C2Recreational Mathematics
(technical, academic)A puzzle to determine the length of rope needed for a goat tied to the edge of a circular field to graze exactly half of the field.
Example
- The goat grazing problem requires finding the rope length that allows the goat to graze half of a circular field.
C2Recreational Mathematics
(technical, academic)A problem to find the maximum area a goat can graze when tethered to a point on the edge of a circular area.
Example
- Solving the goat grazing problem involves using trigonometry and calculus to determine the grazing area.
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