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How long would it take to travel 37 km at a speed of 6000 m/hr?
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First you want to convert 6000 m/hr into km/hr, for this, we use dimensional analysis:\[\frac{ 6000m }{ 1hr } *\frac{ 1km }{ 1000km }\]
6000/1000? @Lord_Box
Yes, and the units should cancel out to m/hr (the bottom km should me m, sorry)
\[\frac{ 37km }{ 1 }*\frac{ 1hr }{ 6km }\]
how did you get that? @lord_box
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On the first step, we converted 6000m/hr to 6km/hr
And so we can reason that if 6 km takes 1 hour, then 37 km should take 37/6 hours.
So the answer in 37/6?
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Yes, and make sure you include your unit hr.
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