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A farmer wants to catch a pig which is 100 meters away from him. They
start running at the same time. The pig runs straight ahead, initially perpendicular to the line farmer-pig, at
constant speed. The farmer always runs in the direction where he sees
the pig (also at constant speed).
If the ratio of the speeds is 3:1 (farmer:pig), how far would the pig have traveled till the farmer caught it?
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