Math, asked by seemanayak330, 6 months ago


Find the number of revolutions taken by the wheel of an engine of radius 1.4 m that covered the distance
of 1760 m.​

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Answered by swara2418
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Step-by-step explanation:

We need to find the number of revolution taken by the wheel to cover the distance of 1760 m. Divide both sides by 17.6. Therefore, the number of revolution taken by the wheel is 100.

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