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You say you want a revolution... (Posted on 2004-06-27) Difficulty: 3 of 5
A circle with radius 1 rolls without slipping once around a circle with radius 3. How many revolutions does the smaller circle make?

Does it matter if the smaller circle rolls on the inside or outside of the larger circle?

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Solution Veefessional strikes again! Comment 12 of 12 |

Well, it involves seeking the circumference, 2ðr.

So, the distance travelled by the smaller circle=The circumference of the larger one.

So, v(2ð(1))=2ð(3), where v=the number of revolutions, of the thing that we are looking for!

so, v=3 turns!

YES! I HAVE FINALLY SOLVED A QUESTION! VEHEHEHEEH!


  Posted by Vee-Liem Veefessional on 2004-07-30 02:51:23
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