Mathematics, 24.01.2020 00:31 TheMadScientist8575
Julie and her brother go to atlanta to ride the skyview ferris wheel. it measures 200 feet in diameter.
a)i want to know the distance around the ferris wheel. would i use circumference or area?
b)what is the formula needed to solve this problem? look in your notes!
c)what is the distance traveled in one rotation? explain how you used the formula to solve the problem.
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is a constant equal to 3.14
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