tough problem i cant figure out =( plz help me out

here the problem: (if you can explain to me what you did cause im so lost in this problem

our beatiful sheep Zoe is chowing down at a rate of 120 bites a day. there are still 40 bites per square foot. She is still attached at X. the loco weed is still in the region she can reach. but the rope is 32 feet long. what is the probability that she eats the one bite containing the loco weed? give your answer as a percent. use your pi from your calculator. carry all work to at least four decimal places then round final answer to two.

heres the picture:

Where's the loco weed?

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its on the field but its calculating the probability of the sheep eating that loco weed throughout the field

If there is only one bite, the probability is essentially zero.

What's the section demarked by the Right angles? Is that a fence or a barn? Is that where the loco weed is hidden?

I'm not seeing it. My inclination is to think there is stuff missing from the problem statement.

What will you do with the part that can be chewed outside the given area? The border is only 30 ft away and she's on a 32 ft rope.