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I've tried but am incorrect. The mariner's formula can be written in the form m/1.15=k, where m is the speed of the ship in MPH and k is the speed of the ship in knots. (a) Solve the formula for m. (b) use the result to find the number of miles per hour a ship is traveling if its speed is 34 knots. After calculating both steps i end up with the answer of 39.1 but it has been marked wrong twice now. PLEASE help
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Mind show me your answer for part A?
1.15k=m
Hmm, you are right, i also got 39.1 as well... maybe contact your teacher?
maybe you need to add unit (MPH)?
there must be a glitch in the course. thank you for the support, i will contact teacher
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