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The radius of the wheel of a toy is 1.4cm. Find the number of revolutions it will make to cover a distance of 8.8 cm.​

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Answered by swathi21025
2

Answer:

700 revolutions. We know that in 1 revolution, wheel will cover a distance equal to its circumference. So mathematically, in one revolution, it travels 131.88 cms. Now the wheel has to travel 924 m which is equivalent to 92400 cms. So, we need to simply find the number of revolutions. Just like in marketing there is formula : Qty = Cost/Rate, similarly, we divide distance that has to be traversed by wheel with the distance traversed by wheel in one revolution to find number of revolutions. You will find it in decimal. So round it off until decimal gets removed by rules and regulations and you'll get this answer. Hope this helps...

Answered by Anonymous
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Radius = 1.4 cm.

so, distance travelled in one revolution = Circumference = 2πr

= 2 × \frac{22}{7} × 1.4

= 44×0.2

= 8.8 cm

So, The toy would cover 8.8cm in one Revolution

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