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Earth's Rotation and Movement
Every 24 hours, Earth makes a full rotation around its axis. Earth's speed of rotation at the equator is 1,670 km per hour. What is the circumference of Earth's equator?
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40,080 km
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40,080 km
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It's not 40,080 because that was for the last question
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