Предмет: Физика, автор: sbrvas

Когда кролик, бегущий по прямой AB, достигает точки A, волк в точке D видит его и начинает преследовать его по траектории DB. После того как заяц пробежал 12 м, волк настиг его в точке В. Если волк прошел 13 м, какое расстояние (м) было между ними, когда волк увидел кролика?

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Автор ответа: m318

13 - 12 = 1 (м)

Відповідь: когда волк увидел зайца между ними был 1 метр.

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