Mathematics, 02.06.2021 14:00, gavinarcheroz2jxq

A circle of radius 1 is inside a circle of radius 5. The smaller circle is rotated clockwise on the larger circle without slipping until it arrives back at its starting point P. How
many revolutions (turns) will the small circle make? Be careful. The answer is not 5.

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