Mathematics, 21.10.2020 16:01 guesswhoitis21
1.D.2 Your speedometer calculates your car's speed by counting the number of revolutions that your tires make in a certain period of time. Each speedometer is calibrated for tires of a certain size, which is specified in the Owner's Manual. The tires of correct size according to the manual are 26 inches in diameter. However, you have temporarily installed tires on the car that are 27.5 inches in diameter. What will be the error percentage in your speedometer readings caused by using these tires
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