A bicycle wheel is 24" diameter rotates 215 degrees. What distance has the bike traveled?
we can us the arc formula
the formula for the circumference is \[C = \pi \times d\] the fraction of the circle that the bike wheel turns is \[\frac{215}{360}\] find the circumference then multiply by the fraction
how would I put it into the arc formula @mack7
\[(215/360)*24\pi\]
\[\frac{ \theta }{ 360 }\times2*\pi*r\]
\[\theta=215\]
here theta would be 215 degrees
r=12
put the value in the equation you will get the answer
i think it helped you
Can you help me solve it, Im not good with fractions
these are the steps
ok
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I'm supposed to get 45 in the end
24 is in meter or not
24 inches
so first you will have to convert 24 inches to meters
you don't have to convert anything read the initial post... ot explains you need 1. to find the circumference of the wheel. 2. multiply the answer, the circumference, by 215/360 the reason is a full revolution is 360 degrees... the fraction it turns is 215/360 try it and see if you get your answer of 45...
I figured it out
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