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Re: assignment
a goat is tethered to a corner of a 4m by 5m shed by 6m rope what is the maximum area the goat cover?
Re: assignment
The problem did not mention if the goat can go inside the shed or only allowed outside the shed. The following figure assumes that the goat don't have any access inside the 4m by 5m rectangle.
What is your answer?