If a plane can climb at 2,400 feet per minute, how many minutes are needed to climb to 60,000 feet?

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cestrela7 [59]3 years ago

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Hi there --

If a plane can climb 2,400 feet per minute, it will need 25 minutes to reach 60,000 feet. // By dividing 60,000 (the needed feet) by 2,400 (the amount of feet the plane can climb per/min) you get 25 (the amount of mins needed to climb 60,000 feet)

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