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Romashka [77]
3 years ago
11

An electric model train travels at 31.50 cm/s around a circular track of radius 1.670 m. how many revolutions does it perform in

one second
Physics
1 answer:
liraira [26]3 years ago
8 0

-- The circumference of the track is (2 · π · radius).

Circumference = (2 · π · 1.67m) =  10.49 meters .

-- The train's speed is  (31.5 cm) / (10.49 m)  of the track's circumference, per second.  That's ...

(31.5 cm) · (1m / 100cm) / (10.49 m / circumference) =

(31.5 / 100 · 1,049) (cm · m / cm · m) =

= 0.030 of the circumference per second.

The train performs 0.03 revolution per second.

It takes (1/0.03) = about 33.3 seconds to complete one revolution of the track.


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