The angular speed of Earth is .
Further explanation:
It is given that the radius of Earth is and it rotates once in every hours.
The angular speed of earth is nearly constant and Earth takes one day to complete one rotation that means the time interval for earth to complete one revolution is .
The total angular displacement covered by the earth to complete one revolution is .
One day is equivalent to , is equivalent to and is equivalent to .
The total number of seconds in is calculated as follows:
Therefore the time taken to complete one revolution is .
The angular velocity is defined as the rate of change of angular displacement. So the formula for angular velocity is, as follows:
In the above equation represents angular velocity, represents angular displacement and represents time.
To obtain the value of angular velocity of Earth substitute for and for in the above equation.
Therefore, the value of is .
Thus, the angular speed of the Earth is .
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Answer details:
Grade: High school
Subject: Mathematics
Chapter: Angular motion
Keyword: Angular velocity, angular displacement, time, one revolution, radian/second, Earth, 86400 seconds, 2pi, speed, minutes, omega, theta.