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A bicycle wheel has 36 evenly-spaced spokes. How many 1 degree turns are between each pair of spokes?
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A bicycle wheel has 36 evenly-spaced spokes. How many 1 degree turns are between each pair of spokes?
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A bicycle wheel has 36 evenly-spaced spokes. How many 1 degree turns are between each pair of spokes?
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36 spokes will be the answer I think
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i believe the answer is 360? not sure though.
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