Answer:
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The awnser to this problem is either 12 or 7 by using multiplication or addition
First, we get the area of each tile: (100 cm = 1m)
.20 m* .15 m = 0.03m^2
Then, we solve for the total area of the wall:
5m*3m= 15m^2
Then we divide
15/0.03 = 500 tiles
The number of rotations for the new wheel will be 1,056 rotations
<h3>How to calculate the circumference of a wheel?</h3>
Let the initial circumference be 50 rotations (assumed)
If the number of rotations of the circumference of the tires were increased by 20%, then the new circumference will be:
Ne circumference = 1.2 * 50 = 60
number of rotations for the new wheel = 63360/60
number of rotations for the new wheel = 1,056 rotations
Hence the number of rotations for the new wheel will be 1,056 rotations
Learn more on circumference here: brainly.com/question/20489969
