HELP PLZ.....I NEED THIS....One wheel of a bicycle has 24-inch diameter. About how many feet will the bicycle travel when the wh
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First, find the circumference of the wheel using 
You know that your diameter is 24. To find the radius, divide the diameter by 2, which is 12.
Input 12 as r and simplify. ->
estimate your Pi as 3.14
and multiply. C=75.36
Now you know the distance of one full revolution in inches. To find 200 revolutions, multiply that answer by 200.
75.36 * 200 = 15,072 inches
But because this is in inches, you have to find the answer in feet, so just divide that answer by 12.
15,072 / 12 = 1,256 ft
You know that your diameter is 24. To find the radius, divide the diameter by 2, which is 12.
Input 12 as r and simplify. ->
estimate your Pi as 3.14
and multiply. C=75.36
Now you know the distance of one full revolution in inches. To find 200 revolutions, multiply that answer by 200.
75.36 * 200 = 15,072 inches
But because this is in inches, you have to find the answer in feet, so just divide that answer by 12.
15,072 / 12 = 1,256 ft
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