I need question to #2 please

The more accurate value is 1037.51097384802

Round that however you need to.

Explanation:

We need the circumference of the equator. Think of the equator as the largest possible circle (or belt) to fit around the earth.

C = pi*d

C = pi*7926

C = 7926pi

C = 24,900.2633723527

In 24 hours, a person at the equator travels roughly 24,900.2633723527 miles since the earth does a full rotation in this timespan.

Divide the two quantities distance over time to get the speed

rate = distance/time

rate = (24,900.2633723527 miles)/(24 hours)

rate = ( (24,900.2633723527)/(24) ) miles per hour

rate = 1,037.51097384802

rate = 1038 mph

I'm rounding to 4 sig figs since the diameter is given to be in four sig figs.

This speed of roughly 1038 mph is a linear speed and not an angular speed.

Extra info (optional section)

Upon further research, I found an article from NASA JPL (jet propulsion laboratory) which states quote:

"To make one complete rotation in 24 hours, a point near the equator of the Earth must move at close to 1000 miles per hour (1600 km/hr)"

Their figure of 1000 mph seems to be a rough estimate, more or less. It's fairly close to the 1038 figure we got earlier.