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There are two coins; one of radius r1 and the other of radius r2. The r1 coin is made to rotate around the circumference of r2. What is the number of rotations r1 will make around its own axis?

Ops: A. r2/r1
B. (r1+r2)/r1
C. (r2-r1)/r1
D. 2 * r2/r1: vikash kumar shukla (11 years ago); Unsolved Read Solution (1); Is this Puzzle helpful? (2) (0) Submit Your Solution

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There are two coins; one of radius r1 and the other of radius r2. The r1 coin is made to rotate around the circumference of r2. What is the number of rotations r1 will make around its own axis?

Ops: A. r2/r1
B. (r1+r2)/r1
C. (r2-r1)/r1
D. 2 * r2/r1

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There are two coins; one of radius r1 and the other of radius r2. The r1 coin is made to rotate around the circumference of r2. What is the number of rotations r1 will make around its own axis? Ops: A. r2/r1 B. (r1+r2)/r1 C. (r2-r1)/r1 D. 2 * r2/r1

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There are two coins; one of radius r1 and the other of radius r2. The r1 coin is made to rotate around the circumference of r2. What is the number of rotations r1 will make around its own axis?

Ops: A. r2/r1
B. (r1+r2)/r1
C. (r2-r1)/r1
D. 2 * r2/r1