For this case we know that the Moon orbits the Earth in a circular orbit at a distance of about 240000 miles, we also know that for one complete trip it takes about 27.3 days and we want to estimate the average velocity in km/hr
The first step here is convert the miles into km and the days into hours and we got this:
[tex]r=240000mi\cdot\frac{1.609Km}{1mi}=386160Km[/tex][tex]27.3\text{days}\cdot\frac{24hr}{1day}=655.2hr[/tex]After this we know that the total circumference of a circle is given by:
[tex]S=2\pi r[/tex]And from here is possible to find the distance covered in one orbit:
[tex]S=2\pi(386160Km)=2426314.838Km[/tex]And then we can use the definition of velocity given by:
[tex]v=\frac{S}{t}=\frac{2426314.838Km}{655.2hr}=3703.167\operatorname{km}/hr[/tex]So for this case we can conclude that the average velocity for the Moon is given by 3703.167 Km/hr