Math, asked by yogi3798, 4 months ago

A bicycle wheel is 1m 26 cm in diameter the distance traveled in 1 rotation of the wheel and the number of rotations of the wheel needed to cover 1.98 km.

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Answered by snehaAnnsajeev
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diameter of the wheel =1.26m =0.126km

distance travelled in one rotation =circumference of the wheel (circle )

=

\pi \times d

=22÷7×0.126

=0.396

The wheel travelled distance of 0.396or3.96 in one rotation

No of rotation in 1.98 km = total distance ÷distance covered in one rotation

= 1.98÷0.396

= 5

There fore 5 rotation will be needed to cover 1.98km of distance

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