8 DETAILS KATZPSEFI Assume an automobile in Los Angeles is driven a total of 12,000 miles per year in commuting to work. Estimate the diameter of the tire. What is the approximate number of revolutions the car's tires undergo each year? (Use your estimate.) rev/year

8 DETAILS KATZPSEFI Assume an automobile in Los Angeles is driven a total of 12,000 miles per year in commuting to work. Estimate the diameter of the tire. What is the approximate number of revolutions the car's tires undergo each year? (Use your estimate.) rev/year

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Estimate the diameter of the tire.
what is the approximate number of revolutions the car's tires undergo each year? (Use your estimate.)
rev/year

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