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Cats in mathematics
Rats don't run fastest at the center of the circle.

It's easy to understand.

Suppose the mouse runs on a circle with radius r.

The cat is chasing on a circle with radius r.

There's always a way to make an alliance with cats.

The distance between them is R+r instead of r-R.

At this time, the mouse is only R-r from the shore.

The speed of a cat should be 3. 14R/(R-r) times that of a mouse.

The result must not be 3. 14.