A wheel starts moving in such a way that point A comes from bottom to top as shown. The distance travelled by the wheel is its circumference.

equal to

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half of

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twice

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Solution

The correct option is B half of

The distance travelled by the wheel will be equal to the distance travelled by A along the circumference of the circle. This distance is equal to one half of the circumference of the circle.

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