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Mathematics, 29.12.2021 14:20 emileep13

The radius of the front wheel of Brian's bike is 45cm. Brian goes for a cycle and travels 78.15km.
How many full revolutions did Brian's front wheel complete?


The radius of the front wheel of Brian's bike is 45cm.

Brian goes for a cycle and travels 78.15km

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