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17. N.Q.1-2 ULHS has a student that can run 100 yds in 15 seconds. Mrs. Duke's class converted his speed to
miles per hour below and determined he can run 4.55 miles per hour. Is the conversion correct? If not, explain
what the class did wrong and then work it out using dimensional analysis. You MUST Show all work.
100 yds
60 sec
60 min 1 mile
= 4.55 mph
15 sec
1 min 1 hr 5280 yds

ID: A 17. N.Q.1-2 ULHS has a student that can run 100 yds in 15 seconds. Mrs. Duke-example-1
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User Tes
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Answer:

13.63 miles per hour

Explanation:

100 yards / 15 sec converted to miles per hour

100 yards x 60 sec x 60 min x 1 mile = 13.63 miles/hr

15 sec 1 min 1 hr 1760 yards

the mistake on Mrs Dukes is the conversion from miles to yards.

1 mile = 1760 yards NOT 5280 yards

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User Will Abson
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