When it turns 360 degrees on its axis that is a day.
When it goes right round the Sun that is a year.
Old answer: Every day. New one : I think every year.
The earth is divided into 360 degrees longitude.
360 degrees
15. There are 24 hours; a full rotation is 360, so 360 divided by 24 is 15.The earth spins approximately 360 degrees in twenty four hours (one day).The earth spins 15 degrees in one hour. _____________ The above is correct in a general sense, but this is a little more complex than meets the eye. The earth spins very close to what might be called 15 'synodic' degrees in one hour, if you are dealing with coordinate degrees of longitude relative to the sun. But since the earth spins more than 360 sidereal (or absolute) degrees in 24 hours, the number of sidereal degrees per hour must be slightly greater than 15, since slightly less time (sidereal day) amounts to 360 absolute degrees. The sidereal day is about 23.93447232 hours. The earth spins 360 absolute degrees in this period of time. This yields roughly 15.041 degrees of sidereal spin per hour.15 degrees
The Earth rotates through 360 degrees longitude every 24 hours.
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It takes 1 year to turn 360 degrees.
One full rotation is 360 degrees.
1 turn = 360 degrees so 3.5 turns = 3.5*360 = 1260 degrees.
There are 360 degrees in a circle and a revolution is when something turns in a circle. There are aslo 360 degrees around a point.
2 full turns, if one turn is 360 degrees.
To find the number of turns in 1080 degrees, divide 1080 by 360 degrees (the number of degrees in a full turn). This calculation shows that 1080 degrees is equivalent to 3 turns (1080 ÷ 360 = 3).
360 degrees One half turn =180 degrees 180+180=360
Since a full turn is 360 degrees, 270 degrees is 270/360 of a full turn.
There are 360 degrees in a full rotation around the Earth.
Old answer: Every day. New one : I think every year.
Because there are 360 degrees in a circle and the equator of the Earth is a circle.