Are their always the same number of prime numbers between 2 consecutive multiples of 10
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Diameter = 2.5 ft
Radius =
a) The Circumference formula of a circle is given in the picture below, we can plug-in the given information
C = 2
(1.25) or 2.5
≈ 7.85 ft
(we can leave the answer in terms of pi {})
b) We divide the total number of distance the tire will travel by the circumference to find how many times the tire will roll
(I have used the value in feet because we found the circumference in feet units and notice that I took the value of circumference to be 2.5 instead of 7.85, to increase accuracy)
672.2
The tire will rotate 672 times (a tire cannot roll a decimal times, so we take to the nearest whole number) to travel 1 mile
Diameter = 2.5 ft
Radius =
a) The Circumference formula of a circle is given in the picture below, we can plug-in the given information
C = 2
≈ 7.85 ft
(we can leave the answer in terms of pi {
b) We divide the total number of distance the tire will travel by the circumference to find how many times the tire will roll
(I have used the value in feet because we found the circumference in feet units and notice that I took the value of circumference to be 2.5
672.2
The tire will rotate 672 times (a tire cannot roll a decimal times, so we take to the nearest whole number) to travel 1 mile