What would be the speed of the earth

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If the Earth were to suddenly stop revolving around the Sun the gravitational force that the Sun exerts on the Earth would cause the Earth to "fall" directly into the Sun. What would be the speed of the Earth (in megameters per second) the instant it crashed into the Sun?

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