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Please help with question 17! Thanks<3

Please help with question 17! Thanks<3
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Please help with question 17! Thanks<3

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Answer:

36 km/h

Explanation:


\frac{100\textrm{ m}}{10\textrm{ sec}}*\frac{60\textrm{ sec}}{1\textrm{ min}}*\frac{60\textrm{ min}}{1\textrm{ hr}}=\frac{36000\textrm{ m}}{1\textrm{ hr}}


\frac{36000\textrm{ m}}{1\textrm{ hr}}*\frac{1\textrm{ km}}{1000\textrm{ m}}=\frac{36\textrm{ km}}{1\textrm{ hr}}

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