
Josh E. answered 03/16/20
Computer Science, Math, and Physics!
The wheel's rotational speed is 7.3rev's in 6sec. Divide these values to get 1.2rev/sec.
Since the radius is 3in, the distance of 1 revolution is 2πr, or 2π(3in), or just 18.8in per revolution.
Therefore the linear speed at that radius is
1.2rev/sec x 18.8in/rev = 22.6in/sec