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Solution
Eart rotates 360 deg in 24 hrs and telescope rotatesat same speed as that of earth.
Now to rotate 360 deg ----it takes 24*60*60 seconds
To rotate 1 deg ---- it takes 24*60*60/360 seconds
Therefore, to rotate 7 min( 7/60 deg) ---it takes {24(60*60)/360}*7/60 seconds
----- 28 seconds
It takes 28 seconds for the motor attached to telescope to rotate it through an angle of 7 min.
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