Answer:
The distance bicycle tire travels is <u>1946.8 cm</u>.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Diameter of bicycle tire = 62 cm.
The bicycle tire travels in 10 revolutions.
Now, to find the distance the bicycle tire travels in 10 revolutions.
Diameter = 62 cm.
Radius (r) = 
So, we get the circumference first by putting formula:


Thus, we get the <u><em>circumference of tire 194.68 cm.</em></u>
<u><em>Number of revolutions the tire travels = 10.</em></u>
Now, to get the distance the bicycle tire travels we multiply circumference of tire by number of revolutions the tire travels:

Therefore, the distance bicycle tire travels is 1946.8 cm.
Two plus two is equal to four
If a shape is a square, this mean that each side has the same length. This means that each side of the square has a length of 17cm. Perimeter is the length of the outer boundary of a shape or the summation (addition) of all the sides. This means that the perimeter of this square is 17+17+17+17 or 17×4 which is equal to 68cm.
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substitute x = 3h into f(x)
f(3h) = 2(3h)² + 3(3h) - 4 = (2 × 9h²) + 9h - 4 = 18h² + 9h - 4
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