3 years ago

3.4 mi/h converted into ft/sec Please someone help me out on this question!

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Vlad [161]3 years ago

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To convert mi/h to ft/sec, multiply it to 1.466.

So 3.4 mi/h x 1.466 = 4.986 ft/sec

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