Question

How to figure out velocity at specific latitudes on earth?

Answer 1

what data do you know?

Answer 2

theres a change in the value of g with different positions on earth. so, when you are using v^2=u^2+2as, the value of a changes with latitude

Answer 3

It will depend. One is 42.7633° N

Answer 4

so, are you calculating velocity of a falling object?

Answer 5

I'm going to find the velocity at specific latitudes in Wisconsin. So no.

Answer 6

It shouldn't depend on longitude--right? 42.7633° N, 90.4067° W is one specific point from where I need to find its velocity (earth's rotation and such).