Math, asked by kanholikarprashant, 2 months ago


8. How long will a man take to make a round of a circular field of radius 21 m, cycling at the
speed of 8 km/h?

Answers

Answered by RamArora
0

Answer:

From the question,

Radius of the circular field, r=21m

Cycling at the speed of =8km/h

=

3600

8×1000

m/s....[Because 1km=1000m,1hr=3600sec]

=

3600

8000

=

36

80

... [divide by 4]

=

9

20

m/s

Distance covered by the cyclist = Circumference of the circular field

=2πr

=2×

7

22

×21

=2×22×3

=132m

Time taken by the cyclist to cover the field = (Distance covered by the cyclist / Speed of the cyclist)

=

9

20

132

=132×

20

9

=33×

5

9

=59.4sec

Step-by-step explanation:

follow karlo kaam aunga

Answered by Nagendra018
1

speed = distance/time

here distance = circumference = 2πr

speed = 2πr/t

8000/3600 = 2π21/t (I have converted speed into m/s)

80/36 =42π/t

t = 36 x 42 x π/ 80

t = 9 x 42 π /20

t = 189 π

t = 18.9 x 22/7

t = 59.4 seconds

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