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The rate of motion of the earth at its equator is about 1,038 mi/h because of its rotation. From this information, estimate the earth's circumference using an order-of-magnitude estimate.
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its 20,000
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The rate of motion of the earth at its equator is about 1,038 mi/h because of its rotation. From this information, estimate the earth's circumference using an order-of-magnitude estimate.

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