if a ship sailed due south from iceland to antarctica, it would sail through an angle of rotation of about 140 degrees around Earth's center. Find this measure in radians. Then, using 3960 miles for Earth's

if a ship sailed due south from iceland to antarctica, it would sail through an angle of rotation of about 140 degrees around Earth's center. Find this measure in radians. Then, using 3960 miles for Earth's radius, find how far the ship would travel

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