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mathmari
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I am looking at an exercise that is formulated as follows: Finite number k of squares on a circular route. The whole fuel in all is enough for 1 circle.
Show that there is a way to integrate the circle however the squares and the fuel are distributed. There is also the following picture:
View attachment 8472 I haven't really understood the exercise statement. Could you explain that to me? What exactly do I have to show? (Wondering)
I am looking at an exercise that is formulated as follows: Finite number k of squares on a circular route. The whole fuel in all is enough for 1 circle.
Show that there is a way to integrate the circle however the squares and the fuel are distributed. There is also the following picture:
View attachment 8472 I haven't really understood the exercise statement. Could you explain that to me? What exactly do I have to show? (Wondering)