As shown in the figure: points a and B are on the straight line Mn, ab = 11 cm, circle a, and the radius of circle B is 1 cm. Circle a moves from left to right at the speed of 2 cm per second. At the same time, the radius of circle B is also increasing. The relationship between radius R (CM) and time t (s) is r = 1 + T (t ≥ 0

As shown in the figure: points a and B are on the straight line Mn, ab = 11 cm, circle a, and the radius of circle B is 1 cm. Circle a moves from left to right at the speed of 2 cm per second. At the same time, the radius of circle B is also increasing. The relationship between radius R (CM) and time t (s) is r = 1 + T (t ≥ 0

T = 1, a moves forward, 2T = 2cm, B is fixed, at this time, the distance between a and B is d = 11-2 = 9; x0dt = 2, a moves forward, 2T = 4cm, B is fixed, at this time, the distance between a and B is d = 11-4 = 7; x0dt = 3, a moves forward, 2T = 6cm, B is fixed, at this time, the distance between a and B is d = 11-6 = 5; x0d distance is positive, so, The functional relationship between D (CM) and time t (s) is: D = | 11-2t | (t ≥ 0). ⊙ of course, there are only two cases of inscribed and circumscribed, but ⊙ a can be circumscribed on the left and right sides of ⊙ B, or on the left and right sides of ⊙ B, so there are four cases in reality, The equation: T + 2 = | 11-2t | (t ≥ 0) is obtained from the functional formula d = | 11-2t |, and T = 3 or 13 is obtained; when x0d is inscribed, the distance between a and B D = ⊙ radius of B - ⊙ radius of a = t + 1-1 = t, and the equation: T = | 11-2t | (t ≥ 0) is obtained from the functional formula d = | 11-2t |, and T = 11 / 3 or 11 is obtained;