The sun completes one full rotation at its equator in how many days?
- A. 365 days
- B. 30 days
- C. 25 days
- D. 23 days
Explanation
The Sun rotates differentially, taking about 25 days to rotate once at its equator. Its rotation is slower near the poles, so 25 days is the equatorial value rather than the 365-day orbital period.