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Here at Captive Academy, we offer a wide range of different subjects. Due to the mandatory restraints of all our students, our students must find different ways to show their work for our teachers. Here, the student has shown clever use of her teeth to hold the chalk. However, we hold all our students at a high standard, if she does not finish the problem within the allotted five minutes, then she will have to spend the following night bound and gagged in detention

Introducing a new series called, Captive Academy. I know for basically everyone the school year is kinda coming to a close, but after drawing this, I really want to expand on it. Also, this new series makes up for the lack of activity I've been having recently. I already have tons of ideas for history, literature, biology, and a ton of other subjects. Stay tuned!

I'm thinking of having a bonus for each of these Captive Academy pics, this time a free request chance! Solve the problem to get it!

BONUS: FREE REQUEST TO THE FIRST PERSON WHO CAN SOLVE THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM (the picture has a diagram and some of the work on it. Back to trigonometry guys!)

Question: Starting at Point B, you must purchase rope from the store, then directly travel to Damsel A to bind her. However, you can only carry 10 meters of rope at a time and 40 meters of rope is required to tie Damsel A. Note: the distance from the store, Damsel A, and Point B make a right angle.

If the distance between Point B and Damsel A is 732 feet and the angle between the points of Damsel A, the store, and Point B is 32 degrees, what is the shortest possible distance in miles must you travel to tie up Damsel A, starting from Point B?

UPDATE: Question answered!

Have fun and good luck, until next time!

Description
Here at Captive Academy, we offer a wide range of different subjects. Due to the mandatory restraints of all our students, our students must find different ways to show their work for our teachers. Here, the student has shown clever use of her teeth to hold the chalk. However, we hold all our students at a high standard, if she does not finish the problem within the allotted five minutes, then she will have to spend the following night bound and gagged in detention

Introducing a new series called, Captive Academy. I know for basically everyone the school year is kinda coming to a close, but after drawing this, I really want to expand on it. Also, this new series makes up for the lack of activity I've been having recently. I already have tons of ideas for history, literature, biology, and a ton of other subjects. Stay tuned!

I'm thinking of having a bonus for each of these Captive Academy pics, this time a free request chance! Solve the problem to get it!

BONUS: FREE REQUEST TO THE FIRST PERSON WHO CAN SOLVE THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM (the picture has a diagram and some of the work on it. Back to trigonometry guys!)

Question: Starting at Point B, you must purchase rope from the store, then directly travel to Damsel A to bind her. However, you can only carry 10 meters of rope at a time and 40 meters of rope is required to tie Damsel A. Note: the distance from the store, Damsel A, and Point B make a right angle.

If the distance between Point B and Damsel A is 732 feet and the angle between the points of Damsel A, the store, and Point B is 32 degrees, what is the shortest possible distance in miles must you travel to tie up Damsel A, starting from Point B?

UPDATE: Question answered!

Have fun and good luck, until next time!