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Jessica is converting 60 feet per hour into yards per hour. Which conversion factor should she use? A.60 min/1 hr B.1hr/601min C.3ft/1yd D.1yd/3ft
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It isn't A or B
Is it C
Well put the units over each other to get a clear view,\[60 \frac{ ft }{ hr }*\frac{1* yd }{3* ft } \rightarrow 20\frac{ yd }{ hr }\]when you multiply, the feet will cancel leaving you with yd/hr. You have to multiple so that the units you don't want will cancel.
So it would be D because 1 yd/3ft
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