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you often hear people particularly TV announcers talk about “high rate of speed” what do you think they mean according to the specifics of physics definitions what are they really saying
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you often hear people particularly TV announcers talk about “high rate of speed” what do you think they mean according to the specifics of physics definitions what are they really saying

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Speed is already a rate is “rate of” is a redundant
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