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How many miles per hour is Karl traveling if the car's speedometer show that he's traveling at a rate of 75 kilometers per hour Karl knows that a kilometer is about .62 miles?
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about 46.5 miles per hour
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Karl is driving in Austria where the speed limit is posted in kilometers per hour. The car and speedometer shows that he and traveling at a rate of 75 kilometers per hour. Karl knows that a ki?
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