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Drill: How many times would an average car’s tires turn during a drive from downtown Baltimore to downtown Washington, DC? [What would you need to know? Explain your reasoning and show your work.] (Est. Distance, B’more to DC)/Tire Circumference=# of Rotations (40 miles)(5280 ft/mile)/ (2p*1 ft) = 33,614 Rotations
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How many times would an average car’s tires turn during a drive from downtown Baltimore to downtown Washington, DC? [What would you need to know? Explain your reasoning and show your work.]

(Est. Distance, B’more to DC)/Tire Circumference=# of Rotations

(40 miles)(5280 ft/mile)/ (2p*1 ft) = 33,614 Rotations

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