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If the Earth were to spin twice as fast as it does now, how many hours would be in one day (one complete spin)?

If the Earth were to spin twice as fast as it does now, how many hours would be in one day (one complete spin)?
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If the Earth were to spin twice as fast as it does now, how many hours would be in one day (one complete spin)?

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The answer would be 12 hours
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12

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