Answer if you can

i'm in 9th grade bro wtf???

Its a logical question rather than a maths question

i think 6 tho

Wrong

imma try to solve hol on

Try

bet
its 3

Wrong

If it rolled once it would barely reach 1/4 of the way around it

Wrong

I’m saying the answer is 9/2

No its either 4 or 3 or 1, if you wanna know then see this
https://youtu.be/FUHkTs-Ipfg?feature=shared

It couldn’t possibly be 1.

It’s not 3 because the circumference of circle B is more than 3 times bigger.

Well I'll ask you a simple question before explaining this

Let's assume we have 2 coins, same circumference and diameter
Just like the above guess how many rotations it would take for a complete revolution

1 obviously

But these circles don’t have the same circumference

Wrong
Its 2
You can do it yourself rn take 2 coins and do it

Yeah but i was just trying to make you change your thinking

Does this have multiple correct answers or an I just misunderstanding the assignment

Because in my understanding any whole number is correct

Yes it has
But that answer isn't

This question can't be answered since it doesn't provide any solid information on the circles themselves and only provides relative information on how one circle relates to the other, which is useless when asking a question that requires solid information like "How many revolutions"

Answer then