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If you wanted to do calculations with speed (distance/time), which base units would you use mile and hour kilogram and second meter and second meter and gram
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If you wanted to do calculations with speed (distance/time), which base units would you use mile and hour kilogram and second meter and second meter and gram
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If you wanted to do calculations with speed (distance/time), which base units would you use
mile and hour
kilogram and second
meter and second
meter and gram
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I would use meter and second.
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