How far does a 26 bicycle wheel go in 1 revolution?

Answer 1

Circumference is diameter times Pi, so diameter is circumference divided by Pi. Now you do the math. That would make it 16.

Answer 2

101.92 inches. The formula to get the circumference of a circle is simple, diameter (that's 28 in your question, right?) x 3.14. 28 x 3.14 = 101.92. Just look at the math I did. 28 x 3.14 1112 1680 +8400 10192 Since the decimal point in 3.14 is over two places and the decimal point in 28 is moved over 0 times 2+0=2, so you move the decimal point in the answer over two places which gives you 101.92 I hope you get it now!

Answer 3

The circumference of a circle is found by multiplying the diameter of a circle, in this case a 26 " bicycle wheel, by Pi which is 3.14156. 3.14156 x 26= 81.6814" divided by 12"= 6.8 feet. So one revolution of a 26" bike wheel is 6.8 feet.

A 26" bicycle wheel is the diameter of the rim plus the tire.

Answer 4

A bicycle with a 26" diameter wheel will travel 6.81 feet with every revolution. If the wheel has five revolutions, then the bike will travel 34.05 feet.

Answer 5

81.68 inches

Answer 6

16

Answer 7

9

Answer 8

7