Question

HELP THE QUESTION IS UNDER!

Answer 1

@kittiwitti1 please help me I suck at conversations so far I have the answer .38028 mi/h but I don't know if its right

Answer 2

can you post your question in the box next time LMAO

Answer 3

I'll try. is cause people stay away from my questions :(

Answer 4

Well they suck butt. >:c

Uhhh.... brb drawing diagram.

Answer 5

Use dimensional analysis and "cancel" the units
for example, to start: \(\huge \frac{10.2m}{1\cancel{s}}*\frac{60\cancel{s}}{1\cancel{min}}*\frac{60\cancel{min}}{1 hr}\)

Answer 6

I had \[10.2 m/1s * 60s/1hr*1mi/1609..34m= .38028 but idk if its \right\]

Answer 7

BIBS YOU STOLE MY ANSWER! ; A; JERK

Answer 8

soz

Answer 9

no ur not >:c
Lmao I forgives uz o wo

Answer 10

for one thing, there aren't 60 seconds in an hour. there are 60 seconds in a minute and 60 minutes in an hour
so 60*60

Answer 11

-Flips table at Bibs-

Answer 12

pls spare me

Answer 13

Bibs.
You're a tree.
Trees should stay quiet

Answer 14

\[ 10.2m/1s* 3600s/1hr* 60mi/1hr\]

I had this im really lost idk what im doing

Answer 15

... Help her tree

Answer 16

LMAO
I'mma write it out, brb

Answer 17

1609.34 meters in a mile

Answer 18

\[\large \frac{10.2\cancel{m}}{1\cancel{s}}*\frac{60\cancel{s}}{1\cancel{min}}*\frac{60\cancel{min}}{1 hr}*\frac{1mi}{1609.34\cancel{m}}\]

Answer 19

so I just multiple all the top and divided by the bottom right?

Answer 20

that's how math works, yes

Answer 21

Tree tree. :D

Answer 22

THANK YOU BIBS! :D

Answer 23

*curtsies*
my job here is done

Answer 24

-Feels insulted because I actually tried and got shunted to the side-

Answer 25

Jk don't feel guilty it's the tree's fault. :)