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5730 more revolutions the first wheel make than the second in covering a distance of 96km.
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Let number of revolutions in covering a distance of 96km(96×10000 dm) made by front wheel be n₁ and that made by hind wheel be n₂.
w.k.t., distance covered by wheel = (circumference of the wheel) × (number of revolutions)
⇒ 96×10000 dm = 2πr₁n₁
⇒ 960000 = 2π×10n₁
⇒ n₁ = 48000/π ≈ 15279
Also, 96×10000 dm = 2πr₂n₂
⇒ 960000 = 2π×16n₂
⇒ n₂ = 30000/π ≈ 9549
Now, n₁-n₂ = (48000-30000)/π
⇒ n₁-n₂ = 18000/π ≈ 5730
⇒ 5730 more revolutions the first wheel make than the second in covering a distance of 96km.
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