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Speed = outer radius* rotational speed.

Rotational speed = 2*pi*N (N is number of revolutions.)

Statement 1 gives only inner radius
Statement 2 gives only rotational speed.

Nowhere outer radius is mentioned. E is answer.
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I think the essence of this question is that you can calculate the perimeter of the wheel from its radius and multiple by the number of revolutions to arrive at the distance. However, the distance from the center to the inner edge of the wheel says gives us nothing because what we need is the OUTER edge of the wheel.
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