Using your phone's internet browser go to: Click and drag this
link to the Home icon in your browser.  Bob was attempting to
steal a chicken. When he first saw the bird, he was standing 250
yards due south of it. Both began running at the same time and
ran with uniform speeds. The chicken ran due east. Instead of
running northeast on a straight line, Bob ran so that at every
instant he was running directly towards the chicken. Assuming
that Bob ran 1 1/3 times faster than the chicken, how far did
the chicken run before it was caught???  Tags: time, money,
relationships Asked by Rohit Agarwal, 23 Jun '12 10:16 am
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Answers (1)   First, determine how far Bob would travel to catch
the chicken if the chicken and Bob both ran forward on a
straight line. Add to this the distance that Bob would travel to
catch the chicken if they ran tow