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A cyclist ride his bike at a rate of 9 mph what is the rate in feet per second how many feet will the cyclist travel and 10 seco

nds and your computation use the fact that 1 Mile is equal to 5280 feet. Don’t round your answer

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Sophie [7]2 years ago

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if the biker keeps a continuos rate he should go 39600 feet in an hour

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