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You are traveling on the interstate highway at a speed of 65 mph. What is your speed in km/h? The conversion factor is: 1.0 mph=1.6 km/h.
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You are traveling on the interstate highway at a speed of 65 mph. What is your speed in km/h? The conversion factor is: 1.0 mph=1.6 km/h.

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You have to cross multiply. So set up the equation like 1.6/x = 1/65 then multiply x by 1 and 1.6 by 65. The answer is 104 km/h.
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