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Bartholomew
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I recommend the 2nd teaser in Cat and Mouse (I posted a new teaser in that thread) before you try this one. This is mad difficult (unless you have some insight which I didn't), and I've flip-flopped more than once before coming to what I believe is the right answer. But it's still just a reasoning puzzle; you don't need advanced math.
Can 1 cat (a point) catch 1 mouse (a point) if they move at the same speed within a circle and start out so that the cat has not already caught the mouse? (to catch the mouse, he must do it in a finite amount of time)
Can 1 cat (a point) catch 1 mouse (a point) if they move at the same speed within a circle and start out so that the cat has not already caught the mouse? (to catch the mouse, he must do it in a finite amount of time)
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