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Trey is biking at a speed of 300 yd/min. What is Trey’s speed in ft/h?

15 ft/h
480 ft/h
6000 ft/h

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Trey is biking at a speed of 300 yd/min. What is Trey’s speed in ft/h? 

       15 ft/h
       480 ft/h
       6000 ft/h  <-----
       54,000 ft/h

anonymous · Answer

None.

triciaal · Answer

you need to know the conversion factors
how many feet make a yard and how many minutes in an hour

triciaal · Answer

no try again

anonymous · Answer

$1 \text{ yd} = 3\text{ ft}$ and $60 ~\min = 1\text{ hr}$

So you have:
 $$\dfrac{300~yd}{min}\cdot\dfrac{60~min}{hr}\cdot\dfrac{3~ft}{yd} =\dfrac{300~\cancel{yd}}{\cancel{min}}\cdot\dfrac{60~\cancel{min}}{hr}\cdot\dfrac{3~ft}{\cancel{yd}} =\cdots~?$$

triciaal · Answer

@CrazyCountryGirl   it is usually easier to do the conversion in 2 steps 
1) 300 yards / min = how many feet/ min?   changing  yds to feet
2) this many feet /min = same many feet in how many hours?  changing minutes to hours

triciaal · Answer

the conversion factors given by @micahwood50 are correct

anonymous · Answer

You cool? @CrazyCountryGirl

triciaal · Answer

show/post  what you have we will show your error then you can do another one  to practice

anonymous · Answer

I'm sorry. I couldn't figure it out with what you guys were saying. I got my sisters help and now I understand it. Thanks!!