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# A woman at a point $A$ on the shore of a circular lake with radius $2 mi$ wants to arrive at the point $C$ diametrically opposite $A$ on the other side of the lake in the shortest possible time (see the figure). She can walk at the rate of $4 mi/h$ and row a boat at $2 mi/h$. How should she proceed?

## She should just walk along the circumference to reach the point $C$

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