Javier S. answered 07/13/20
Diligent Recent College Graduate Excited to Tutor Math
You must first get the radius of Navy Pier Ferris wheel. Lets say that you have said fact, call it "r_2". Using the equation for circumference (C=2*pi*r) you must then find the circumference of the Navy Pier Ferris Wheel, call it "C_2". Now you can relate "C_2" and the fact that it is 56% the circumference the first ferris wheel --call it "C_1"-- to find first C_1, then the radius of the first ferris wheel --call it "r_1". That is to say relating both ferris wheel circumferences together via an equality/equation will allow you to solve for the radius of the first ferris wheel. To solve for the speed of the first ferris wheel find the distance traveled in one revolution over he time given --9 minutes-- that is your answer. You can present this meters/minute for least calculation or in km/seconds or miles per hour for more calculation. Have fun!