A bicycle wheel has a diameter of 63cm.how many meters does the bicycle travel for 100 revolutions of the wheel?(use the value 22/7 for n)

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n is π?

22/7 * .63 m * 100 = ?

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MINIMK

2009

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Did you know?

Did you know that the distance a bicycle travels in one revolution of its wheel can be calculated using the diameter? For example, if a bicycle wheel has a diameter of 63cm, the circumference (or distance covered in one revolution) can be found using the formula C = πd, where C is the circumference and d is the diameter. By substituting 63cm for d and using the value 22/7 for π, we can find the circumference. Once the circumference is known, it can be multiplied by the number of wheel revolutions to find the distance traveled. In this case, for 100 revolutions, the distance traveled would be 100 times the circumference, converted to meters for consistency. So, did you know that by utilizing simple geometry, we can calculate the distance a bicycle travels based on the diameter of its wheel and the number of revolutions?