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If the speed of sound is approximately 671 mi/hr, about how many meters per second is it? (1mile=1609m)

1 answer:

3 0

671mi/hr

= 671/60min (calculates miles/min)
= (671/60) ÷ 60seconds (calculates miles/sec)

((671/60) ÷ 60)× 1609m
= 299.899 meters/sec
= 299.90m (round off to 2 decimals )

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