Step 1: Understanding the wheel relationship.
Both wheels are fixed to the same tractor, so they travel the same linear distance per unit time.
This means their *linear speeds* are identical, regardless of diameter.
Step 2: Clarifying the confusion.
Different diameters affect rotational speed (rpm), not linear speed.
- Larger wheel → fewer rotations but same linear speed
- Smaller wheel → more rotations but same linear speed
Thus, although the front wheel rotates faster, its speed on the road (km/hr) remains the same.
Step 3: Conclusion.
Since both wheels move with the tractor, the front wheel also moves at 40 km/hr.
Hence, the correct answer is (B).