each rotation = circumference = (pi) x (diameter) = 20 pi inches
(53 rotation/minute) x (20 (pi) inch/rotation) x (60 minute/hour) x ( 1 foot/12 inch) x (1 mile/5,280 feet) =
(53 x 20 pi x 60)/(12 x 5,280) = 3.153miles/hour (rounded)
First we have to find the radius because the diameter is twice the radius: 4/3*pi*radius3 = 28 radius = 1.883749459 (worked out by making the radius the subject of the formula) diameter = 3.767498918 or 3.77 inches to 2 d.p.
The circumference of a circle is worked out by Pi x Diameter. To do this accurately the Pi button on a scientific calculator should be used. If you don't have one of these take Pi to be 3.14.The answer would be Pix8.5This works out to be 26.70353756 inches and should probably be rounded to 3 significant figures making it 26.7 inches.
4879 kilometers (about 3031 miles) is the approximate diameter of the planet Mercury. This is about 38% of the diameter of the Earth, making Mercury the smallest of the major planets.
Any measurement smaller than 35mm. That measurement would depend on the thickness of the material making the tube
Circumference is pi times diameter. If the radius is 24, the diameter (twice the radius) is 48, making the circumference 48pi, or approximately 150.72 units.
The diameter of a dime is 0.705 inches. That's 0.05875 feet.
First we have to find the radius because the diameter is twice the radius: 4/3*pi*radius3 = 28 radius = 1.883749459 (worked out by making the radius the subject of the formula) diameter = 3.767498918 or 3.77 inches to 2 d.p.
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According to the regulation hoop diameter is 18 inches (inside the rim). Other sizes are available for practice or games other than regulation basketball. Use a search engine to find "basketball" +"hoop diameter".
The gear or sensor that detects main gear rotations has failed.
The radius, diameter and, circumference.
The radius would be HALF the diameter, making the answer 1.5cm ! The diameter of a circle is the distance across it, passing through the centre. The radius is the distance from the centre to the edge.
draw the diameter draw a line making a 30 degrees angle from one side of the diameter draw another one making a 30 degrees angle from the other side of the diameter join the points where these two lines intersect the circle.
When you are making clothes you measure in inches.
The circumference of a circle is worked out by Pi x Diameter. To do this accurately the Pi button on a scientific calculator should be used. If you don't have one of these take Pi to be 3.14.The answer would be Pix8.5This works out to be 26.70353756 inches and should probably be rounded to 3 significant figures making it 26.7 inches.
Tire diameter has a direct effect on the vehicle's gearing/acceleration. A taller tire will act like a taller/lower numerical gear compared to stock. An example of this.. A car with 26" tires, in direct 1:1, 3.0 rear gear will go 60mph at 2326rpms. The same car with 30" tires will be going 69.2mph at the same 2326rpms. Depends on the engine and vehicle aerodynamics. If the engine has power to spare (when the engine's rpms are able to climb above where peak hp occurs) then a bigger diameter drive wheel will make the vehicle faster. This vehicle was redline limited, it didn't have the proper gearing to acheive it top potential. If the engine already have troubles getting to high revs then a bigger wheel will make it bog down and lose speed instead. Smaller wheels will act as a lower gear, making the vehicle accelerate faster, but maybe not reaching the same top speed.
Lubricate.