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A car travels 1 kilometre distance in which each wheel makes 450 complete revolution find radius of its wheels

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:-

r = 35.38 cm

Given :-

Distance travelled = 1 km

number of revolution = 450

To find :-

The radius of the wheels.

Solution:-

1 km = 100000 cm

 \text{Number of revolution =$\dfrac{ \text{distance travelled}} {\text{Circumference of wheel}}$}

Put the given values,

 \mathsf{450 = \dfrac{100,000 }{2 \pi r}}

 \mathsf{450 \times 2 \pi r = 100,000}

 \mathsf{450 \times 2 \times \dfrac{314}{100}\times r = 100,000}

 \mathsf{900 \times \dfrac{314}{100}\times r = 100,000}

 \mathsf{9 \times 314 \times r = 100,000}

\mathsf{ 2826r = 100,000}

 \mathsf{r = \dfrac{100,000}{2826}}

\mathsf{ r = 35.38 cm}

hence,

The radius of the car wheel be 35.38 cm.

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