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suppose a ferris wheel is moving at a constant rate of 8 inches per second. if the diameter of the wheel is 60 feet, how long will it take the ferris wheel to make a complete revolution?
5 years ago

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Answered by Damon
pi d = 3.14 * 60 = 188.4 feet in one rev
8 in = 8/12 = 2/3 foot = 0.667 feet per second
188.4 feet * 1 second / .667 foot = 282 seconds
which is about 4.7 minutes
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