Find the length of the Earth’s equator, considering the radius of the globe R = 6371 km, the number n = 3.14.

The length of the Earth’s equator is equal to the length of a circle with a radius equal to the radius of the globe.

L = 2 * Pi * R, which is numerically at R = 6371 km is equal to:

2 * 3.14 * 6371 km = 6.28 * 6371 km = 40009.88 km.

Thus, the length of the Earth’s equator is 40009.88 km.

Answer: 40009.88.



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