The radius of the Earth is 6.38 x(10^6)m. How far (path length) does a point on the equator move if the Earth rotates...

a.
20 degrees
b.
20 radians
c.
20 revolutions

4 answers

Assume this: The Earth rotates exactly around N and S poles, Earth is perfect sphere, and do not count the Earth's orbit around the sun.

HINT: Ө = d/r, where Ө is in radians...and circumference = 2πr
Help me find c.
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