Attaching two questions, check out the picture please!
I want to know if I did the first one correctly as well.
yep they look good:)
I keep getting a weird answer for #2, it's a two part question & it's throwing me off a bit.
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1) One third of circumference.\[= {1 \over 3}{2\pi r} = {2 \over 3}\pi\cdot 9 = 6\pi \checkmark\]
How would I do #2?
OK, so you got with you \(480\rm rev/min\)... just convert 1 rev to the distance you cover in 1 rev which is your circumference.\[\rm \pi d = 26\pi\]So that's your circumference... but you move \(C \times 480\) in a minute.
\(12,480\pi\) is the distance in inches that you move.
Can you convert \(\rm 12,480\pi\) to miles before proceeding?
Hold on, I am trying to write everything down
Well, it's almost 1 kilometer rounding to the nearest hundredth.
I need express my answer in miles.
So it's 0.6188 miles every minute.
Multiply that by 60.
I got 37.6 miles o_o but I didn't use the numbers you gave me
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