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2 years ago

A coyote is traveling 80 feet per second. How fast is the coyote running in miles per hour?

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spin [16.1K]2 years ago

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54 miles per hour ......

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A coyote is traveling 80 feet per second. How fast is the coyote running in miles per hour?​

A coyote is traveling 80 feet per second. How fast is the coyote running in miles per hour?