The locus of a dog tethered to a pole with a rope of 4m is a

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Mathematics - 2014 Subject: General Mathematics

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The locus of a dog tethered to a pole with a rope of 4m is a
Answer Details
The locus of a dog tethered to a pole with a rope of 4m is a circle with radius 4m. When a dog is tethered to a pole with a rope, it can move around the pole within the radius of the rope. Therefore, the dog's possible positions form a circle centered at the pole, with the radius equal to the length of the rope, which in this case is 4 meters. Since the circle has a fixed radius of 4m, it is not a semi-circle, but a full circle. Therefore, the correct answer is "circle with radius 4m."

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