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James is riding his bike at a speed of 23 feet per second, how many miles per hour is he riding his bike?
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A handy conversion factor to remember is 60 mph = 88 feet per second. So, (paying attention to units) 23 feet per sec x 60 mph / 88 feet per sec = 15.6818181818 mph or about 15.7 mph
Or if you want the answer (the LONG way) 23 feet / second * 3,600 seconds / hour * 1 mile / 5,280 feet = 15.6818181818 miles per hour (Again, pay attention to units and make sure the correct ones cancel out).
so it will be 15.68181818
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