What has to be true if you want to convert one rate to another rate?

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Mattia Astorino asked Jun 3, 2022

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What has to be true if you want to convert one rate to another rate?

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Mattia Astorino asked Jun 3, 2022

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i think it might be the "units of the first rate are both/all distinct from that of the converted rate, but it still represents the same measurement."

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GisMofx answered Jun 9, 2022

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