Chapter 2: Q10. (page 43)
Every year, the earth travels about km as it orbits the sun. What is the earth’s average speed in km/h?
Short Answer
The earth’s average speed is .
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Chapter 2: Q10. (page 43)
Every year, the earth travels about km as it orbits the sun. What is the earth’s average speed in km/h?
The earth’s average speed is .
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(a) .
(b) up.
(c) down.
(d) .
(e) .
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