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A sound wave travels through iron at a rate of (5120)/(sec) At what rate does the sound wave travel in (km)/(hr)
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So to convert this...
1 mile is 1.6 kilometer
So divide 5120 by 1.6
Then multiply sec with 3600 to get h
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