How can revolutions per minute be used to measure distance?
using the circumference or the perimeter descibed in one complete revolutions multiplied by the number of revolutions performed
so revolution per minute divided by circumference?
that sounds wrong
revolution per minute multiplied by circumference
that is assuming that you're rolling something.. for a bike you'd have a k for the vary
revolution per minute is measured in like m/s right? and circumference is in m. if it's multiplied it gives 1/s?
what if rpm is 30? how can distance be measured?
if you were to flatten the circumference you'd get a straight line so in otherwords if you multiply that by how many times you made htat line you get a distance
if you flatten the circumference you get the diameter right?
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