ACTIVITY 3: Analyzing Rotational MotionDirections: Determine the magnitude and direction of the rotational quantities askedin the following problems. Show your solution.1. As viewed from the north pole, the earth rotates about its axiscounterclockwise once in approximately 24 hours. What is the angulardisplacement of the earth for 1 hour in radians, degrees, and revolutions?

Time taken by earth in one revolution = 24 hours Angle rotated in one revolution = 2 π radian = 360…

1. As viewed from the north pole, the earth rotates about its axis counterclockwise once in approximately 24 hours. What is the angular displacement of the earth for 1 hour in radians, degrees, and revolutions?

1. As viewed from the north pole, the earth rotates about its axis counterclockwise once in approximately 24 hours. What is the angular displacement of the earth for 1 hour in radians, degrees, and revolutions?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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