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student	yay	7,645	40	[]
volunteer	yay	7,645	41	[]
volunteer	can we go to the second?	7,645	42	[]
student	yes	7,645	43	[]
volunteer	the second one says we have to calculate the distance of the city from north pole	7,645	44	[]
volunteer	so look at the figure	7,645	45	[]
volunteer	we have to calculate the red arcdistance	7,645	46	[]
volunteer	can you guess how can we do it?	7,645	47	[]
student	not sure	7,645	48	[]
volunteer	no worries	7,645	49	[]
volunteer	we that formula that we used for the first question	7,645	50	[]
volunteer	theta*R	7,645	51	[]
volunteer	how can we calculate the theta for red?	7,645	52	[]
volunteer	we know north to eqador is 90 degrees	7,645	53	[]
student	to equator?	7,645	54	[]
volunteer	yup	7,645	55	[]
volunteer	north to equator	7,645	56	[]
student	90-19.43=70.57	7,645	57	[]
volunteer	perfect	7,645	58	[]
volunteer	now if we want to determine the distance what should we do?	7,645	59	[]
volunteer	you already know the theta	7,645	60	[]
student	70.57pi/1803960=4,877.448	7,645	61	[]
volunteer	yes	7,645	62	[]
student	I love this confetti	7,645	63	[]
volunteer	i love it toooo	7,645	64	[]
volunteer	you got the second one too Maya	7,645	65	[]
volunteer	yayyyy	7,645	66	[]
student	yay im writing this down	7,645	67	[]
volunteer	sure	7,645	68	[]
volunteer	i am here, take your time	7,645	69	[]
student	thanks. So for South Pole, do I add 90 to 19.43	7,645	70	[]
student	since it's different in the south	7,645	71	[]
volunteer	Exactly!	7,645	72	[]
volunteer	wow	7,645	73	[]
student	im cooking	7,645	74	[]
volunteer	you are so smart Maya	7,645	75	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Maya", "start": 17, "end": 21 } ]
student	lol thank you	7,645	76	[]
student	CONFETTI YAY	7,645	77	[]
volunteer	yaayyyyyy	7,645	78	[]
student	so 19.43pi/1803960=7,563.259	7,645	79	[]
volunteer	yup	7,645	80	[]
volunteer	perfect	7,645	81	[]
student	yay I wrote it down	7,645	82	[]
volunteer	yay	7,645	83	[]
volunteer	do you need help with anything else, Maya?	7,645	84	[]
student	can we do 3? the formulas are different there I'm pretty sure, and I haven't gotten them drilled into my head yet	7,645	85	[]
volunteer	sure sure	7,645	86	[]
student	the whole thing with revolutions and v	7,645	87	[]
volunteer	whats wr?	7,645	88	[]
student	linear velocity	7,645	89	[]
volunteer	oh okay	7,645	90	[]
student	v= 2pi/1 revolution 360 degrees/1 revolution	7,645	91	[]
volunteer	so do you know any formula related to this?	7,645	92	[]
student	v=rw	7,645	93	[]
student	I forgot what w is	7,645	94	[]
student	or w= theta/time	7,645	95	[]
volunteer	w is 2pi*N	7,645	96	[]
student	what's N	7,645	97	[]
volunteer	600 rpm	7,645	98	[]
volunteer	N = rotational speed	7,645	99	[]
student	oh I see	7,645	100	[]
volunteer	okay first we calculate w	7,645	101	[]
volunteer	can you try?	7,645	102	[]
student	yes hmmmm	7,645	103	[]
student	lowkey I'm not sure what to multiply because there are so many values	7,645	104	[]
volunteer	put the values	7,645	105	[]
volunteer	in this equation	7,645	106	[]
volunteer	here N = 600	7,645	107	[]
student	2pi600=3,769.911	7,645	108	[]
volunteer	yup	7,645	109	[]
volunteer	now by doing this	7,645	110	[]
volunteer	we have converted rpm to radians per min	7,645	111	[]
volunteer	next step is to follow v = rw formula	7,645	112	[]
volunteer	can you do it?	7,645	113	[]
volunteer	r is 9 ft , given in the question	7,645	114	[]
student	v= 9*5280	7,645	115	[]
student	9*5280=47,520	7,645	116	[]
volunteer	yup	7,645	117	[]
student	oh wow I was just plugging in hoping it's right	7,645	118	[]
volunteer	but	7,645	119	[]
volunteer	why did you do it?	7,645	120	[]
student	if the radius is 9, the w of angular speed can be plugged in radians per minute	7,645	121	[]
volunteer	but why?	7,645	122	[]
student	not exactly sure	7,645	123	[]
volunteer	see the problem says you have to and it with miles per hour unit	7,645	124	[]
volunteer	but radius is given in feet	7,645	125	[]
volunteer	not in miles	7,645	126	[]
student	so we're converting	7,645	127	[]
volunteer	yup	7,645	128	[]
volunteer	check one more time if you conversion is right	7,645	129	[]
volunteer	your*	7,645	130	[]
volunteer	we are converting ft to mile	7,645	131	[]
student	9 ft * 1 mile/5280ft	7,645	132	[]
volunteer	then we are dividing it 5280?	7,645	133	[]
volunteer	right?	7,645	134	[]
student	yes	7,645	135	[]
volunteer	yup	7,645	136	[]
volunteer	now plug it in with w	7,645	137	[]
volunteer	v = rw	7,645	138	[]
student	w= 600 revolution/min * 2pi/revolution= 1200pi/1 minute	7,645	139	[]

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