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A river flows at the rate of 30 feet per minute what is the rate in seconds per foot
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A river flows at the rate of 30 feet per minute what is the rate in seconds per foot
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30 ft/ minute=30 ft/ minute*(1 minute / 60 s)=0.5 ft/s
rate in seconds per foot=1 / (0.5 ft/s)=2 s/ ft.
Answer:2 s/ft.
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