The circumference of a circular track is 9km. A cyclist rides round it a number of times and stops after covering a distance of 302km. How far is the cyclist from the starting point? 
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one round = circumference of circle = 9 km
radius = 1.43 km
covering distance = 302 km
means no. of rounds completed = 302÷9 = 33.56 rounds..
hence cyclist is 5 km far from initial point.
hope you got it
radius = 1.43 km
covering distance = 302 km
means no. of rounds completed = 302÷9 = 33.56 rounds..
hence cyclist is 5 km far from initial point.
hope you got it
ekowaddoea:
Okay I get it
So for him to cover a full distance he has to be in a multiple of 9
So at 297 he ends another round
and starts till he get to 302 and stops
So he is 5km away from the starting point
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Answer:
5 km
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
The circumference of a circular track is 9km. A cyclist rides round it a number of times and stops after covering a distance of 302km.
To Find,
How far the cyclist is from the starting point.
So,
One round = circumference of circle = 9 km
Radius = 1.43 km
Covering distance = 302 km
Means no. of rounds completed = 302÷9 = 33.56 rounds..
Hence, cyclist is 5 km far from initial point.
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