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Which of the following situations would be typical of a care travelling at a speed this part of 1996 cm/second? (explain) a) driving downtown at a rush hour b) cruising along a country road c) zipping along the 401 d) racing in the Indianapolis 500
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Convert that to miles per hour
how do you convert ?
Well, there's 2.54 cm in one ince. So, if you divide by 2.54. Then there's 12 inches in 1 ft, so divide again. Then there's 5280 ft in 1 mile, so divide again. That gets you in miles per sec
1996 cm x 1in/2.54 cm x 1 ft/12 in x 1 mile/5280 ft
Then you have to convert seconds to minutes. 60 sec in 1 minute, so multiply by 60. And, 60 min in 1 hour, so multiply by 60 again. That will give you miles per hour
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