Math, asked by kanpuriyabandaoffici, 8 months ago

Find the number of revolutions a wheel will
make to cover a distance of 66 m if the diameter
of the wheel is 70 cm.​

Answers

Answered by sayanbhattacharjee34
4

Answer:

30 revolutions

Step-by-step explanation:

We have, Diameter (d)= 70cm.

radius (r) =  \frac{70}{2} cm = 35cm \\ circumference \:  = 2\pi \: r \\  = (2 \times  \frac{22}{7}  \times 35) cm = 220cm.

So , the wheel can go 220cm in 1 revolution

Therefore, The wheel can go 6600cm in

 \frac{6600}{220} revolutions

i.e. 30 revolutions.

Answered by sudhansu31
0

Answer:

diametre=70cm

radius=d/2=35cm

circumfurence of wheel=2πr

2×22/7×35=220cm

=2.2m

so,total revolutions=66m/2.2m=30

Therefore revolutions can be made is 30

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