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Yeah Whoa Okay I say team Ash jumpers Wow They're

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really into this horse track thinking So we're taking the

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thing from the last problem of thirty nine yards and

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the four there with the bleachers Now we got three

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tracks Okay So the question the track from the previous

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problem consists of three pass shone above here Looks like

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that to allow multiple runners or forces or whatever's on

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their dogs Maybe your turtles to run on the track

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without disturbing one another The shaded region indicates the grassy

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area where there is no running no running allowed The

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width of each path is two yards So what's the

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equation for the boundary line of the innermost path indicated

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by the dark border art So that the boundary line

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that's this thing's way inside here Right on the edge

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All right So what is that equation Well let's see

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We're going to compare this tracks diagram to the one

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we create in the previous problem And it looks like

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this Well let's see two times three is six in

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California and on Jupiter So the inner circle's radius is

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thirty five minus six or twenty nine yards That's this

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thing in the equation of a circle The value on

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the right of the equation is R squared while twenty

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nine squared is eight forty one And the center of

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the track hasn't shifted from the previous problem giving us

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the equation X squared plus quantity Why minus thirty nine

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all squared equals eight Forty one All right well that's

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kind of that It was a little bit dull Yeah

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How do we not square the radius We might have

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been correctly guessed a because while these square rings were

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wrong or could have made some other problems But yeah

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it was kind of big fat disappointment sort of like 00:01:27.92 --> [endTime] our running skills

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