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Mary is converting 30 yards per hour into feet per hour. Which conversion factor should she use?
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Is this question multiple choice, July?
yea u need the choices
yes please
hold up kk
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oops I meant this. \[\frac{ 1 yd }{ 3 ft }\]
A.60min/1h B.1h/60 min C 3 FT/1 YARDS D.1 YARDS/3 FT
I think D. will be the answer because in every yard there is 3 ft soooo yeah. lol
and u would have to divide 3 ft into each yard in order to find how many ft it would be per hour.
Do u understand it now, July?
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yea sorry im kindof stupid lol
no ur not. don't put urself down.
thx
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