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number of revolution× circumference=

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So, if we want to know how many revolutions our wheels have to turn, we divide 200 centimeters by 24.92 centimeters/revolution (remember the circumference is how far the wheel goes in one revolution). The number of revolutions is equal to: 200 cm/24.92 (cm/revolution) = 8.03 revolutions.

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