Asatellite 200 miles above the earth is orbiting the earth once every 4 hours. how far does the satellite travel in 1 hour? (assume the radius of the earth is 4,000 miles.) give your answer as both an exact value

Based on the circumference of the Earth, the exact distance the satellite travels in an hour is 2,000π miles.

By orbiting the earth, the satellite is going around the circumference of the earth.

The circumference of the Earth is:

= 2 x π x radius

= 2 x π x 4,000 miles

= 8,000π miles

The satellite covers this distance in 4 hours so in an hour it would cover:

= Distance / Number of hours

= 8,000π / 4

= 2,000π miles

In conclusion, the exact value of the satellite's travel distance is 2,000π miles.

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