MY Research 1st - Is This possible to express Speed in terms of Frequency

 Is This possible to express Speed in terms of Frequency...??

How did this click  in my mind?

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                 One day I was driving my bike and suddenly other bike passed 

 near by me. when I focused on his bike's wheel which is moving then an Idea Clicked in my mind that was " wheel is moving that is it has some number of complete cycle per second.So Speed can express in terms of frequency.

   Now move on to work.First of all , As we know very well that 

                                           Speed = distance     and      its S.I unit is m/s.

                                                               time                            i.e   meter per second.

  let us consider a circle whose radius is 14 cm

   so its circumference will be    2⊼ r   = 2x(22/7) 14cm

                                                                          = 88cm

   Now suppose if a bike has a speed of 88m/s ..then here we how express the speed in terms of frequency.

    

                               Speed = 88m/s
                 or         Speed = (88) x 100 cm/s
                 or         Speed = (88cm) x 100/s
                 or         Speed = ( Circumference of wheel) x 100/s
                 or         Speed = ( one complete cycle) x 100/s
                 or         Speed = 100 cycle per sec
                 or          speed = 100 Hertz     { ( number of complete cycle per sec is                                                                                           frequency and its S.I unit Hertz (Hz) }

       Hence    speed can  express in terms of frequency.

                EXPRESSION FOR FREQUENCY 

                                 speed = Distance covered by a wheel
                                                                    time
                   or         speed = Circumference x number of revolution 
                                                                  second
                  0r         speed = n(2⊼ r)
                                                   sec
         So speed can be replace by Frquency 

                                                               Frequency =  n(2⊼ r)
                                                                                             sec  

                                          where ,  n = number of revolution
                                                           r  = radius of wheel
                                                 (2⊼ r)  =  circumference of wheel
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