1. Two hundred-pound Richard went to Sky Ranch in Tagaytay and rode the Ferris wheel which has a radius of 10m. The Ferris wheel spun at a constant angular velocity of 1 rpm. What was Francisco's linear velocity?

1. Two hundred-pound Richard went to Sky Ranch in Tagaytay and rode the Ferris wheel which has a radius of 10m. The Ferris wheel spun at a constant angular velocity of 1 rpm. What was Francisco's linear velocity?

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