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2. Convert 11 in. to mm. Show your work. 3. Convert 40 km/hr to m/s. Show your work.
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2. Convert 11 in. to mm. Show your work.

3. Convert 40 km/hr to m/s. Show your work.

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Answer:

2. 279.4 mm

3. 1.1111 m/s

Step-by-step explanation:

2.
11in*(2.54cm)/(1in)*(10mm)/(1cm)=279.4mm

3.
(40km)/(1hr) *(1hr)/(60min)*(1min)/(60s)*(1000m)/(1km)=1.1111m/s

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