EBK APPLIED PHYSICS
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Author: GUNDERSEN
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Chapter 9.1, Problem 33P
The earth rotates on its axis at an angular speed of 1 rev/24 h. Find the linear speed (in km/h) (a) of Singapore, which is nearly on the equator. (b) of Houston, which is approximately 30.0° north latitude. (c) of Minneapolis, which is approximately 45.0° north latitude. (d) or Anchorage, which is approximately 60.0° north latitude.
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EBK APPLIED PHYSICS
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