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2 years ago

How do I do this question

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We know that
circumference=2*pi*r
for r=65/2----> r=32.5 cm
circumference=2*pi*32.5-----> 204.1 cm
so
one revolution of Emma’s bicycle is equal to 204.1 cm-----> 2.041 m
3.2 km-------> 3200 m
1 revolution---------> 2.041 m
x rev------------> 3200 m
x=3200/2.041 ----> x=1567.86 revolutions

the answer is
1567 complete revolutions

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