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2 years ago

1. An AMTRAK train travels at 125 mph. Convert this into miles per minute.

1 answer:

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1) 125mph
miles per minute
= 125/60
= 25/12
= 2.083 miles per minute

2) 10mph
miles per second
= 10/60/60
= 1/360 feet per second

3) 2 megabytes per second
= 2*60*60
= 7200 megabytes per hour

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