Logic Problem 11.21
Family A has a fish, and Family B has a cat. The cat wants to eat Family B's fish, so it chases the fish. But the fish wants to eat Family A's shrimp, and the cat wants to protect the shrimp, so they both run toward the shrimp from 15 meters away at a speed of 1 m/s. If the cat reaches first, the cat can eat the fish; if the fish reaches first, the fish can eat the shrimp. So, does the cat eat the fish or does the fish eat the shrimp? Why?
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The cat ate the fish; I don't want to explain the reason.
Want to compete with the cat for shrimp, is it possible without wasting the fish?
Wrong, the fish ate the shrimp. Because the cat cannot swim, it could only stare blankly from the side.
Wrong, it was their owner who stopped them, afraid that if it happened again, they would each eat the fish and shrimp.
All the neighbors have walls blocking them, okay?
Right →_→,
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