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2 years ago

Sabrina rode on a Ferris wheel at the state fair. The radius of the Ferris wheel was 133 feet.

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1 answer:

ikadub [295]2 years ago

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Distance traveled in one revolution = perimeter of Ferris wheel

= 2 $\pi 
$ r
= 2 *3.14 *133
= 835.24 ft^2

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