From the information obtained from this lab, describe the roundness and smoothness of earth
Info is:
polar diameter equatorial diameter roundness ratio
Earth: 12714km 12756km 0.996
Globe: 15.3cm 15.7cm 0.974
1. height of Mt everest in cm Is 0.3cm in diagram
2. actual height of Mt everest 8.8 km
3. average diameter of earth (km) 12735km
4. average diameter of relief globe diameter (cm) 15.5cm
5. correct scale for relief globe height of everest (cm) 0.011 or 0.01
6. percent deviation 2627%
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