Answer: 11/18
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Explanation:
We need to add the fractions, but first we need to get each fraction to have the LCD (lowest common denominator) of 18
18 is the LCM of the denominators 6 and 9
The fraction 1/6 turns into 3/18 when multiplying top and bottom by 3
The fraction 4/9 turns into 8/18 after multiplying top and bottom by 2
Therefore,
(1/6) + (4/9) = (3/18) + (8/18) = (3+8)/18 = 11/18
So Mike has a total of 11/18 of a gallon of paint when combining the two given amounts 1/6 a gallon of blue paint and 4/9 of a gallon of green paint.
↑4
↓8
↑12
↓16
↑24
↓48
And there you have it! :)
What exactly are we trying to work out here?
The linear speed of a person on this Ferris wheel is about 628.2 ft/min.
<h3>What is Linear Speed ?</h3>
As a body travels a circular path, it has both a linear speed and an angular speed. The rate it travels on that path is the linear speed, and the rate it turns around the center of that path is the angular speed. The linear speed (v) and angular speed (ω) are related by the radius (r) or v = rω .
Given that ;
Radius = r = 50 ft
Frequency = f = 2 rev/min
The angular speed is the product of the angular displacement for one complete turn, namely 2π radians per revolution, and the frequency (f). That is, the angular speed is equal to ω = 2πf. Substituting this into the formula for linear speed (v), we get:
v = r (2πf)
= (50 ft) ( 2π / rev) ( 2 rev/min)
= 200π ft/min
≈ 628.2 ft/min
The linear speed of a person on this Ferris wheel is about 628.2 ft/min.
Learn more about linear speed here ;
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