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10. For the following locations, find the rotational speed of Earth. • Washington, D.C., with latitude 38. 9072° N Lima, Peru, with latitude 12.0464° S Wenham, MA, with latitude 42. 6043° N The North Pole, with latitude 90.0000° N The Equator, with latitude 0. 0000°

10. For the following locations, find the rotational speed of Earth. • Washington, D.C., with latitude 38. 9072° N Lima, Peru, with latitude 12.0464° S Wenham, MA, with latitude 42. 6043° N The North Pole, with latitude 90.0000° N The Equator, with latitude 0. 0000°

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**Question 10:** For the following locations, find the rotational speed of Earth. - Washington, D.C., with latitude 38.9072° N - Lima, Peru, with latitude 12.0464° S - Wenham, MA, with latitude 42.6043° N - The North Pole, with latitude 90.0000° N - The Equator, with latitude 0.0000° **Diagram Explanation:** The diagram represents the Earth with labeled points: the North Pole, Equator, and South Pole. It displays a longitudinal line marked as "L", and a latitude circle for a location at an angle "θ" from the Equator. The illustration shows how different latitudes relate to the Earth's rotational speed, with the largest circumference and fastest speed at the Equator.
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 10:** For the following locations, find the rotational speed of Earth. - Washington, D.C., with latitude 38.9072° N - Lima, Peru, with latitude 12.0464° S - Wenham, MA, with latitude 42.6043° N - The North Pole, with latitude 90.0000° N - The Equator, with latitude 0.0000° **Diagram Explanation:** The diagram represents the Earth with labeled points: the North Pole, Equator, and South Pole. It displays a longitudinal line marked as "L", and a latitude circle for a location at an angle "θ" from the Equator. The illustration shows how different latitudes relate to the Earth's rotational speed, with the largest circumference and fastest speed at the Equator.
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