- Radius of wheel P, r_P = 30 cm. Circumference of wheel P, C_P = 2 Π r_P = 2 Π 30 = 60Π cm. - Radius of wheel Q, r_Q = 40 cm. Circumference of wheel Q, C_Q = 2 Π r_Q = 2 Π 40 = 80Π cm. - Let N_P be the number of revolutions of wheel P and N_Q be the number of revolutions of wheel Q while travelling the same distance D. - The distance travelled is given by the number of revolutions multiplied by the circumference. - D = N_P C_P = N_Q C_Q. - We are given that N_P = N_Q + 5000. - Substitute this into the distance equation: (N_Q + 5000) C_P = N_Q C_Q (N_Q + 5000) 60Π = N_Q 80Π - Divide both sides by Π: (N_Q + 5000) 60 = N_Q 80 60N_Q + 300000 = 80N_Q 300000 = 80N_Q - 60N_Q 300000 = 20N_Q N_Q = 300000 / 20 = 15000. - The number of revolutions for wheel Q is 15000. - The distance travelled D = N_Q C_Q = 15000 80Π cm = 1200000Π cm. - We need the speed in km/hour. Convert distance from cm to km: 1 km = 100000 cm. D = 1200000Π cm / (100000 cm/km) = 12Π km. - Bicycle Q travelled this distance in 45 minutes. Convert time from minutes to hours: 45 minutes = 45/60 hours = 3/4 hours. - Speed of Q = Distance / Time Speed_Q = (12Π km) / (3/4 hours) = 12Π (4/3) km/hour = 4Π 4 km/ hour = 16Π km/hour.