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An anemometer reads a wind speed of 35 miles/hour. Find the value in knots and then use the chart to determine the strength of the wind. (One knot is about the same as 1.15 miles per hour.)
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An anemometer reads a wind speed of 35 miles/hour. Find the value in knots and then use the chart to determine the strength of the wind. (One knot is about the same as 1.15 miles per hour.)

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Answer: near gale

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An anemometer reads a wind speed of 35 miles/hour. Find the value in knots and then-example-1
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