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2012-11-17 14:54:14 補充:
Non calculus way:
Suppose the velocity vectors for bug 1 and bug 2 are v1 and v2 respectively
|v1|=|v2|=v
And they are at right angle to each other
The relative velocity of bug 1 with respect to bug 2 is vr=v1 – v2
Therefore |vr|=(√2)v
2012-11-17 14:54:23 補充:
And this vr is always at 45 degrees with the line joining bug 1 and bug 2
Therefore the component of relative velocity along this joining line is |vr| cos(45) = v
Hence for bug 1 to meet bug 2 time taken = a/v
The actual distance bug 1 travelled = vt = v(a/v) = a
2012-11-17 18:44:27 補充:
A simpler view on non calculus way. Let bug 2 be origin O & note the velocity of bug 1 wrt 2 by using a polar coordinate terms. The radial velocity is v towards O. The angular component is v clockwise. It does not change the radial but angular position=>it takes t=a/v to reduce radial distance to 0.