Tony is creating a model showing how Earth rotates over the course of one day. He uses a globe to represent Earth.
Tony knows that Earth spins on its axis, completing one rotation every 24 hours. He slowly spins the globe counterclockwise, completing one rotation in about 6 seconds.
In Tony's model, 1 second of rotation represents about
hours.

Answer:

1 second of rotation represents 4 hours

Explanation:

1 sec = 4 hours

2 sec = 8 hours

3 sec = 12 hours

4 sec = 16 hours

5 sec = 20 hours

6 sec = 24 hours

Tony is creating a model showing how Earth rotates over the course of one day. In Tony's model, 1 second of rotation represents about  four hours.

The circular movement of an item about a primary axis is referred to as rotation or spin. A revolving object in two dimensions only has one conceivable central axis and can revolve either clockwise or counterclockwise. There are many conceivable central axes and rotating orientations for a three-dimensional object.

The positions of the various parts of the Earth in regard to the Sun fluctuate as it revolves on its axis. A city on Earth will rotate to face away from the Sun 12 hours after it faces the Sun at midday. Sunrise, sunset, day, and night are caused by the relative locations of the Earth and the Sun throughout a 24-hour rotation.

Thus, In Tony's model, 1 second of rotation represents about  four hours.

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