Revolutions of a tire and angle in radians thru warranty

The angle in radians that one of these tires will rotate through in the warranty period is 272,865 radians. In summary, the tires on a new car with a radius of .275 meters and a warranty of 75,000km will rotate 43,427,909.66 times, which is equivalent to an angle of 272,865 radians.
  • #1
chaotiiic
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Homework Statement


The tires on a new car have a radius of .275 meters and are warranted for 75,000km

a)what is the angle in radians that one of these tires will rotate thru in the warranty period?
b) how many revolutions does this make?

Homework Equations


1rev = 2pi radians
circumference = 2pi*r

The Attempt at a Solution


circumference = (2pi)(.275m) = 1.727m
b) 75m/.001727= 43427.9
a) 43427 *2pi = 272865
 
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Your calculation for b) is wrong. You should find the number of revolutions as [itex]{{75,000,000m}\over{1.727 {{m}\over{turn}}}}[/itex]
 
  • #3
Pengwuino said:
Your calculation for b) is wrong. You should find the number of revolutions as [itex]{{75,000,000m}\over{1.727 {{m}\over{turn}}}}[/itex]
43,427,909.66 revolutions.
to find the angle do i multiply this by 2pi?
 
  • #4
chaotiiic said:
43,427,909.66 revolutions.
to find the angle do i multiply this by 2pi?

Yes.
 
  • #5
.3 radiansI would like to clarify a few things about this problem.

Firstly, the statement "revolutions of a tire and angle in radians" is not entirely clear. It would be more accurate to say "rotations of a tire and the angular displacement in radians." This is because revolutions refer to a complete circular motion, while rotations refer to any partial circular motion.

Secondly, the use of "warranty" in this context is also not entirely clear. It is assumed that the warranty refers to the expected lifespan of the tires, but it would be helpful to specify what type of warranty this is (e.g. manufacturer's warranty, extended warranty, etc.).

With that being said, let's proceed with the solution:

a) The tire's radius is 0.275 meters, which means its circumference is 2π(0.275) = 1.727 meters. In 75,000 km, the tire would have traveled 75,000,000 meters. Dividing this by the circumference gives us the number of rotations: 75,000,000/1.727 = 43,427.9 rotations.

To convert this to radians, we multiply by 2π, giving us a total angular displacement of 272,865.3 radians.

b) As mentioned before, the tire would have rotated 43,427.9 times in 75,000 km. This is equivalent to 43,427.9 revolutions.
 

1. What are the revolutions of a tire?

The revolutions of a tire refer to the number of times the tire rotates completely in a circular motion. This is typically measured in revolutions per minute (RPM) or revolutions per second (RPS).

2. What is the angle of a tire in radians?

The angle of a tire in radians refers to the measure of the central angle of the tire in a circular motion. It is typically measured in radians instead of degrees as it is a more precise unit of measurement for angles.

3. What is the warranty for tire revolutions and angle in radians?

The warranty for tire revolutions and angle in radians varies depending on the manufacturer and type of tire. It is important to check the warranty information provided by the manufacturer before purchasing a tire.

4. How do revolutions and angle in radians affect tire performance?

The revolutions and angle in radians of a tire can affect its performance in terms of speed, handling, and wear. A higher number of revolutions can indicate a smoother ride, while a larger angle in radians can affect the tire's grip on the road.

5. Can the warranty be voided if the tire revolutions and angle in radians are not within the specified range?

It is possible for the warranty to be voided if the tire revolutions and angle in radians are not within the specified range. It is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations and guidelines for proper tire usage and maintenance to ensure the warranty remains valid.

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