660 ft/min__________________ft/s
round to the nearest tenth if necessary
Please helpT_T

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anonymous · Answer

Well you know that there are 60 seconds in a minute so all you need to do is multiply 660 times 60 and you will your answer I believe

anonymous · Answer

660×60=39,600

anonymous · Answer

@satellite73 do you agree?

nevermind_justschool · Answer

Please stop spamming the chat since lovely person is trying to help you :))
Best of luck :)

anonymous · Answer

660ft/min=660/60 ft/s

anonymous · Answer

Thank you @nevermind_justschool

anonymous · Answer

@surjithayer why would you divide when there are going to be more seconds then there are minutes?

anonymous · Answer

if a moving body covers distance 660 ft in one min.,how much it moves in one second (more or less)

popstar30977 · Answer

25mi/h=____________ft/s

popstar30977 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Oh ok so I guess I was wrong then. 660/60=11 sorry @popstar30977

popstar30977 · Answer

it is ok @kimbllse777

anonymous · Answer

$$25mile/hr=\frac{ 25 \times 1760 \times 3 }{ 60 \times 60 }ft/s$$

anonymous · Answer

Did you solve the equation that surji gave you @Popstar30977?

popstar30977 · Answer

Yes thank you @kimbllse777