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John Lester is at the park practicing his pitching. Since he doesn’t have a catcher, John wants to pitch the ball all the way around the Earth so he can catch it himself. Neglecting air drag and any obstacles that might be in the way, about how fast must the ball be moving? You may take the radius of the Earth to be 6400 km.
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