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Convert 50 mi/h to feet per minute.
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4400
4400
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\[ \frac{50 \cancel{\text{ mi}}}{1\cancel{\text{ hr}}} \times \frac{5280\text{ ft}}{1 \cancel{\text{ mi}}} \times \frac{1 \cancel{\text{ hr}}}{60 \text{ min}} \] Leaves 4400 ft/min Just to explain, we're multiplying by ratios to eliminate the current unit with the new unit.
eh, ur answer's better than mine
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google clac at its best. lmao
I always liked this method that my teacher would always want us to write out fully, every time we used a unit conversion. lol
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