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A monorail is moving at an average of 250 feet/second between stops. How fast is the monorail moving in miles/hour?
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A monorail is moving at an average of 250 feet/second between stops. How fast is the monorail moving in miles/hour?
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250 f/s * 1 mile/5280 ft * 3600 s/ hr = 170.5 mph
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