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While traveling in Canada, a police officer pulls you over for speeding. The posted speed limit is 100 km/hr. She asks you if you know how fast you were driving. You suddenly re…

While traveling in Canada, a police officer pulls you over for speeding. The posted speed limit is 100 km/hr. She asks you if you know how fast you were driving. You suddenly re…
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While traveling in Canada, a police officer pulls you over for speeding. The posted speed limit is 100

km/hr. She asks you if you know how fast you were driving. You suddenly realize that your
speedometer's "100" measures miles/hr, not km/hr. How fast were you going?

User Fayna
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Answer: Speeding at 160.934 km/hr
User Krishna Prasad Varma
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Answer:

Speeding at 160.934 km/hr

Explanation:

1 mile = 1.609344 kilometers

1.609344 * 100 = 160.934 kilometers

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