The Earth is 150 Million Kilometers from the sun. 1.) What linear distance does the earth...
The Earth is 150 Million Kilometers from the sun.
1.) What linear distance does the earth travel in 4 month, and how does this relate to angular distance traveled?
1A.) Write an expression relating the linear distance traveled to the angular distance traveled "Arc length".
1B.) Extend this equation to find relationships for linear/rotational velocity and linear/rotational acceleration
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The Earth is 150 Million Kilometers from the sun.
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