Jim has 20-inch wheels on his bicycle (their diameter is 20 inches). The tires are worn out, and he would like to cut them into pieces to use as a bumper on something he's making. Estimate the length of rubber Jim would get from his two bicycle tires. ≈ 60 in. ≈ 40 in. ≈ 120 in. ≈ 136 in.

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masonharmston1p3swq4 masonharmston1p3swq4 · Answer 1 · 2018-02-09T21:55:07+01:00

≈120in
The equation for circumstance is 2πr and one tire is 62.83 so two tiers would be 125.66 or ≈ 120

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JeanaShupp JeanaShupp · Answer 2 · 2019-09-03T15:01:33+02:00

Answer: 120 in.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Jim has 20-inch wheels on his bicycle (their diameter is 20 inches).

Then, the radius of the tire = [tex]\dfrac{20}{2}=10\ in.[/tex]

Now, the length of rubber we got from each tire is given by Circumference.

Circumference of a circle is given by :-

[tex]C=2\pi r=2(3.14)(10)=62.8\text{ in.}[/tex]

i.e. the length of rubber we got from each tire is 62.8 inches.

Now , the length of rubber Jim would get from his two bicycle tires :-

[tex]2\times64.8=125.6\approx120\text{ in.}[/tex]

Hence, the estimated length of rubber Jim would get from his two bicycle tires. = 120 in.