Question

Quick Question! What is the Earth's angular displacement in 3 hours (in radians)? I think it is 0.785, but I'm not sure I did it right.

Thanks for the help!

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

I think angular displacement of earth is 2*pi during 25 hours
Right?

Answer 4

24 hours

Answer 5

I believe so

Answer 6

in 24 hours

Answer 7

so dividing 2pi by 8 is the right way to calculate it?

Answer 8

So after 3 hours angular displacement will b
2*pi*3/24=?

Answer 9

Yes u r on the right way

Answer 10

when calculated, that gives 0.785, is that correct?

Answer 11

Correct !!

Answer 12

Awesome! Thanks for the help! :D

Answer 13

U got it !!

Answer 14

U r most welcome!!

Answer 15

standard is 15 degrees per hour

Answer 16

correct