details:
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say an jet plane starts at a point over earth (any point)
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flies a "straight line" around the world (back to the same point)
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has a constant realistic velocity (no acceleration)
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the initial velocity (from starting point) is the same as the constant velocity
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assume the jet plane is at a "perfect altitude" where it doesn't have to increase or decrease its vertical position.
what I want to find:
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total distance
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delta t
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velocity , that you used/found (please use a realistic velocity)
Im really curious about this but have homework to do / exams to study for
I don't want to spend time checking the calculations or finding normal/realistic jet speeds. etc
use any "large-ish" unit of measurement (for all aspects of the formula)
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