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A small car has a tire with a 13-inch diameter. A truck has a tire with a 29-inch diameter. How much farther than the car does the truck have to drive for its tire to complete one revolution?

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samuelonum1

Answer:

50.27in

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data

Diameter of small tire= 13in

Radius= 13/2= 6.5in

Circumference= 2πr

C= 2*3.142*6.5

C= 40.85 in

Diameter of Big tire= 29in

Radius= 29/2= 14.5in

Circumference= 2πr

C= 2*3.142*14.5

C= 91.118in

Hence the difference in distance between the two tires after on revolution is

=91.118-40.85

=50.27in

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