The diameter of a tire is the distance across the tire through the center. Since tires are circular, you can find the circumference of the tire from the diameter. The circumference represents the distance the tire travels when it makes one revolution. If you know the number of inches in a mile and the circumference, you can find the number of times the wheel turns per mile.
First, measure the diameter of the tire in inches.
Secondly, multiply the diameter by pi, which is approximately 3.1416, to find the tire circumference. For example, if the tire has a 20 inch diameter, multiply 20 by 3.1416 to get 62 inches.
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5/6, five sixths is the answer
Answer:
14
Step-by-step explanation:
The diagram is right angle triangle so we can use SOHCAHTOA
So in the diagram we have 62 degree opposite to x and the hypotenuse
Step 1
Sin62=x/16
Step 2
X=16sin62 by cross multiplication
Step 3
X=14.13
X=14
Answer:
x=7/6
Step-by-step explanation:
subtract the 4x from both sides of the equation
(2x+6)-4x=4x-3-4x
find common denominator
(2x+6)/5+(5(-4)x)/5=4x-3-4x
then combine fractions
(2x+6+5(-4)x)/5=4x-3-4x
then multiply the 5&4
(2x+6-20x)/5= 4x3-4x
combine terms
(-18x+6)/5= -3
then multiply everything by 5
-18x+6= -15
subtract the 6 from both sides
-18x= -21
divide -21 by -18
(-21)/(-18)=x
find greatest common multiple (3) and solve
x = 7/6
