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Tesfa

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Do you wonder if i say , every time i searched i got different answers that i am confused now.now i don't know what to do.i am given a home work

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to find the revolution first we need to get its circumference by multiplying its diameter with pi because its circumference is the distance it takes in one revolution. c=pid= 3.14*(32/100)=1.0053 then if one revo= 1.0053 meter how many revo takes 16m revo= 16/ 1.0053 =15.91564 which is close to 16 revo

Physics unit 5 review questions pag 138&139