Formula for this ? Each tire on a car has a radius of 15 inches. The tires are rotating at 400 revolutions per minute. Find the speed of the automobile to the nearest mile per hour.
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now u can see the the one revolution = the circulm of one tire.
post that the speed =distance/time
aha...
got it untill now or still confused ???
I'm getting you. :)
This is somewhat I think, linear speed,
its count circuler speed but the qs want u to convert it to linear speed ok now apply the form pefor speed =400 revolution ,, but u need to convert revolution to distance / miniute
I'm not getting you .. :/
speed=(400*circumference ) inches/minute find circum. now where u exactlye stuck??
one moment..
the question is asking for, mph, so... I should multiply it by 1 / 60 ?
I'm also thinking of, converting 400 rev / min to radians ,
u should do that at the end but first u need to covert the distance , but i think got the trick
by the way, is this angular speed or linear speed?
both ?
can you explain this to me again step by step? :)
its anguler speed when its (revolution /minite) but the qs ask to convert it into linear of the form (inches/minute)=(mile/hour)
ok ...
USing the formula V= R W ?
now u wanna convert itt from anguler to linear speed , u have the furmula speed=distance/time
R is raduis and W is ??
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that is the combined formula for linear and angular speed
mmm u can use that , but it well be phisics formula
but still its the same since on \[revolution (n) = \frac{ w }{ 2\pi }\]
so use that formula :) \[w=2\pi n \] such that n= revolutions
2pi rad over 1 rev right :)
exactly
Thanks a lot :) sorry to bother you I'm really f*ck*d up today, today only :)
so wat is u'll finall answer v=?
628 mph
inches =? mile ??
ohh forgot that
okay, quite lost here.
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