Asked by Amanda

when a vehicle is manufactured,its wheels are calibrated to rotate a specific number of times for given speeds with "standard" tires. Suppose a small pickup has standard tires with a radius of 14 inches. You decide to replace those tires with ones which have a radius of 16 inches. You are driving on the interstate highway, and your speedometer is registering 70 miles per hour,which is the speed limit. Give a written explanation of why (or why not) you could receive a speeding ticket. Include your calculations in your explanation.
Answered by bobpursley
Your true speed must be 70(16/14)

You figure out why. I will be happy to critique your solution.
Answered by kaci
an automobile is pushed so that its wheels turn three-quarters of a revolution. if the tires have a radius of 15 inches, how many inches does the car move?
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