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The speed limit is posted as 35 km/hr. Your speedometer reads that you are going 40 miles/hr. Are you speeding?
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yes
Convert your speedometer speed to km/hr. Compare it to the speed limit.
wait no you're not
1 mile = 1.6 km
35kph=21.7mph
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Not wise to convert the speed limit because the speed limit determines the rules.
you got your answer bro its no
now give meh a medal lol
He is speeding...
(40 mi/hr)(1.6km / 1mi) = 64 km/hr 64 km/hr is way over the speed limit, 35 km/hr
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oh yeah yeah he is speeding..bad person lol
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