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Rafael L.
A bicycle's wheels are 30 inches in diameter. Assuming that the angular speed of the wheels is 11 radians per second, find the speed of the bicycle in inches per second.
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Steve
11 rad/s * 1rev/2πrad * 30πin/rev = 115 in/s
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JIm
Your answer is wrong...bad influence
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