rahulkashyap
I think the ans should be E.
It only gives the ratio of their rps and the bigger dia
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If we assume that dist of larger wheel equals that of the smaller, then the ans should be c. But I'm not sure whether we should assume that
Hi
rahulkashyap,
It's a cycle, 2 wheels rotate at the same instant.
As per st1, 2-full rotations of smaller wheel=1-full rotation of bigger while.
So, distance covered by smaller wheel in 2 rotations=distance covered by bigger wheel in 1 rotations
Or, \(2*2\pi*r=2\pi*R\)
Or, 2d=D
Or, \(d=\frac{D}{2}\)-----(1)
From st2, \(\pi*D=1.5\)
Or, \(D=\frac{1.5}{\pi}\)---(2)
We can determine 'd' from (1) and (2).
Sufficient.
Ans. (C)
Well what you've said is what I have mentioned myself. But nowhere in the statement does it say that the cycle is moving on the ground. So hence the confusion whether we are allowed to make the assumption that the distance covered by the 2 wheels is the same