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You are going on a field trip in a school bus. A special detector placed on one of the bus's tires counts the number of rotations completed by the tire during the journey. The tire's diameter is 1 meter, and it made 8000 rotations during the trip. How far did the bus travel? Round your answer to the nearest meter. meters

You are going on a field trip in a school bus. A special detector placed on one of the bus's tires counts the number of rotations completed by the tire during the journey. The tire's diameter is 11 meter, and it made 80008000 rotations during the trip.\newlineHow far did the bus travel?\newlineRound your answer to the nearest meter.\newline□\square meters

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Q. You are going on a field trip in a school bus. A special detector placed on one of the bus's tires counts the number of rotations completed by the tire during the journey. The tire's diameter is 11 meter, and it made 80008000 rotations during the trip.\newlineHow far did the bus travel?\newlineRound your answer to the nearest meter.\newline□\square meters
  1. Calculate Circumference: Calculate the circumference of the tire using the formula C=πdC = \pi d, where dd is the diameter.C=π×1C = \pi \times 1 meterC=3.14C = 3.14 meters (using π≈3.14\pi \approx 3.14 for simplicity)
  2. Find Total Distance: Multiply the circumference by the number of rotations to find the total distance traveled.\newlineDistance = Circumference ×\times Number of Rotations\newlineDistance = 3.143.14 meters ×\times 80008000\newlineDistance = 2512025120 meters
  3. Round to Nearest Meter: Round the answer to the nearest meter.\newlineThe bus traveled approximately 2512025120 meters, which is already a whole number, so no rounding is necessary.

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