Math, asked by Reena1111, 1 year ago

a bicycle wheel makes 500 revolution in moving one kilometre find the diameter of the wheel

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Answered by PrernaR
0
Given,
The distance covered by the wheel in 500 revolutions =1 km
Let, radius of the wheel =r, d=diameter of the wheel =2r.
So, 500 × circumference of the wheel = 1 km
=>500 × 2πr = 1 km
=>500 × πd = 1 km
=>d = 1/(π × 500)
=>d = 0.00064 km= 0.64 m =64 cm.
Answered by simran7539
51

Answer:

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Given:-

A bicycle wheel makes 500 revolution in moving one kilometre. Find the diameter of the wheel.

To find :-

Find the diameter of the wheel.

Hence,

Distance covered in 500 revolutions

= 1 km or 1000 m

Distance covered in 1 revolution

 =  \frac{1000}{500}  = 2m

i.e., Circumference of the wheel,

\pi \: d \:  = 2m

 =  >  \frac{22}{7}  \times d \:  = 2m

 =  > d = 2 \times  \frac{7}{22}  = 0.64m \:  = 64\: cm

Thus, diameter of the wheel is 0.64 m or 64 cm

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