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If there are 5280 ft in a mi. And 3600 sec in an hr, determine the runner's speed in mi/hr. Round to the nearest tenth
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If there are 5280 ft in a mi. And 3600 sec in an hr, determine the runner's speed in mi/hr. Round to the nearest tenth
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If there are 5280 ft in a mi. And 3600 sec in an hr, determine the runner's speed in mi/hr. Round to the nearest tenth
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Explanation:
you don't give us information about the runner
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