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11. 350 cm/s = 3.5 m/s
12. 300 cm/min = 3m/ 60s = 0.05 m/s
13. 210 m/h = 210m/3600s = 0.0583 m/s
14. 8.7 km/m = 8700m/3600s = 2.416 m/s
15. 24 ft/min = 7.315 m/ 60s = 0.1219 m/s
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