On a generalization of the plank problem
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Abstract: Let two concentric circles and be given on the plane with radii and , . Assume that the disc bounded by is covered by angular domains whose vertices are within . Then the sum of the angles of these angular domains is greater than or equal to the view angle of from an arbitrary point of .
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