Question

Jupiter rotates every 9.9 hours , diameter of 88, 846 miles. if you're standing on its equator, how fast are you traveling?
Can anyone help me getting the correct formula for this?

Answer 1

find angular velocity \(\omega \)
after that multiply it wid radius \(r\)

Answer 2

\(v = r \omega \)

Answer 3

Thanks again @ganeshie8 :))

Answer 4

np :)

Answer 5

@ganeshie8 the formula for the angular velocity is given by, \[\omega = \frac{ \Theta }{ t } , \]

CAn you help me with getting theta ? :)

Answer 6

here its taking 9.9 hours for one rotation right ?

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

so, \(\theta = 2 \pi\)
\(t = 9.9\) hours

Answer 9

Thank you very much :) , again :))

Answer 10

you wlcme :)