Using the formula for circumference from diameter (c=pi(d)), we find that the circumference of the ferris wheel is about 197.97 feet. We then multiply that number by the revolutions to get 2,374.64 feet, which is the answer.
You are actually calculating "arc length." The formula for that is s=r times theta, where s is the arc length or distance traveled in a circle, and theta is the central angle (always in radians, never in degrees).
Actually, you could obtain the same result by using the formula for circumference of a circle. The distance around the wheel is 2 pi r, where r is the radius and is one half of the given diameter. calculate this circumference / distance, and then multiply your result by 2.
Note that your final answer MUST include units of measurement (of distance).
The equation shown above does not show the substitution property. Instead, it shows the Addition Property of Equation where 3 is added to both of its sides. This is shown below, 4x - 3 = 7 4x - 3 + 3 = 7 + 3 4x = 10
