Answer to Question #270727 in Physics for Marie

Question #270727

Calculate the angular velocity (in rad/s) of Venus about its axis of rotation.

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"\\omega=2\\pi\/T=2\\cdot3.14\/(243\\cdot24\\cdot3600)\\approx3\\cdot10^{-7}\\ (rad\/s)"

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