Earth’s approximate rate of revolution is
(1) 1° per day
(2) 15° per day
(3) 180° per day
(4) 360° per day

Revolution means going around some point: Earth moves around its axis once per day and around the Sun once per year.

I am assuming here that you mean the revolution around the sun (around its own axis would be 360 degrees a day, a full circle, but the phrase is more commonly used to describe movement around the sun).

it revolves a full circle each year, that is 364 days. So each day it makes 360/364 Degress, that is approximately one degree per day - the answer is 1)

Going around a point is referred to as a revolution. The Earth rotates once a day on its axis and once a year around the Sun.

The approximate rate of Earth's revolution is 1° per day because:

Option (2 and 3) are directly incorrect answers as the formula depicts 1 degree per day as the result of the computation.

Option (4) is an incorrect answer because 360° per day is the Earth's rate of rotation and not the rate of revolution.

For more information about the Earth's rate of movement, refer to the link:

link

The answer to the question is c.