4. In order to determine the number of full rotations your tires complete before you need to switch the front and back tires, will you be working with area or circumference? we are talking car tires.

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4.	In order to determine the number of full rotations your tires complete before you need to switch the front and back tires, will you be working with area or circumference? we are talking car tires.

stuck-help · Answer

@sleepyjess do you know this

stuck-help · Answer

@Directrix

benthicflare · Answer

A rotation of a tire completes a distance equivalent to a full circle in terms of length, not area. Does this help answer your question?

anonymous · Answer

I know @benthicflare is making a helpful suggestion, without giving the answer. I would like to add to that, what do we mean by circumference, only the perimeter of a circle.

anonymous · Answer

I know @benthicflare is making a helpful suggestion, without giving the answer. I would like to add to that, what do we mean by circumference, only the perimeter of a circle.

stuck-help · Answer

circumference is the perimeter. and @benthicflare so it would be circumference

anthonyym · Answer

Yes it would be circumference

stuck-help · Answer

so how would you use circumference to figure out the full rotation of a tire

stuck-help · Answer

@anthonyym

anthonyym · Answer

1 circumference of a tire = 1 full rotation

stuck-help · Answer

thank you,can i ask a few more questions ?

anthonyym · Answer

sure

anthonyym · Answer

But if it's a whole separate question you can post it on as a new question and close this one.

stuck-help · Answer

yes i will repost and tagg you