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A radius of a wheel of a cycle is 35 cm. How far will it go in 480 complete revolutions?

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Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer :-

1056m

Explanation :-

Given :

Radius of the wheel = 35cm

To Find :

How far will it go in 480 complete.

Solution :

We know,perimeter is the distance around the outside of a shape and area is the measure of the space inside a shape.

Therefore,we will find the circumference or we can say perimeter of the circle which is wheel,after finding the distance covered by 1 revolution,we will find the distance of the given revolution.

Radius,r => 35cm

Curcumfrence of the circle => 2πr

\sf{}\implies\bigg( 2\times \dfrac{22}{7}\times 35\bigg)cm

\sf{}\implies\bigg( 2\times \dfrac{22}{1}\times 5\bigg)cm

\sf{}\implies 220cm

[1cm = 1/100m]

\sf{}\implies \bigg(\dfrac{220}{100}\bigg)m

\sf{}\implies \dfrac{11}{5}m

Distance covered by the wheel in 1 revolution

\sf{}\implies \dfrac{11}{5}m

Hence,distance covered by the wheel in 480 revolution

\sf{} \implies \dfrac{11}{5}m \times 480

\sf{}\therefore 1056m

Answered by EnchantedGirl
49

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  • Radius of the wheel = 35cm.

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  • How far will it go in 480 complete.

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\sf :\implies\bigg( 2\times \dfrac{22}{1}\times 5\bigg)cm

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\sf :\implies 220cm

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[Since 1cm = 1/100m]

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\sf :\implies \bigg(\dfrac{220}{100}\bigg)

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\sf :\implies \dfrac{11}{5}m

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Distance covered by the wheel in 1 revolution:-

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Therefore,distance covered by the wheel in 480 revolution will be :

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