I only provide you with the most important part I have developed. Let me know if you find something wrong. (After the formula (11) there is still some simple calculation to do) Greetings FM.
@ValeryOchkov wrote: I look and look at this animation and I expect that the hare will still run away from the wolf into the forest...
The hare has an afterburner. The hare turns it on when the distance to the wolf becomes less than 300 m. Therefore, the hare can be saved in the forest from the wolf!
Can you solve this problem analytical?
And the second (new, fresh) problem! The hare does not run in a straight line, but along a circular arc!
The rabbit runs in a circle. The fox runs after the rabbit and sees that the rabbit cannot be caught up - the rabbit's speed is higher. When the sly fox stops, waits for the rabbit and tries to catch him