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45 mph = 45 miles/hour

(45 miles/hour) (1hr/60 minutes) (1 minutes/60 seconds) (5 seconds) = 0.0625 miles in 5 seconds

Note: If you write the fractions above with a horizontal slash instead of a diagonal slash, it is easier to see what cancels out to make this problem work the way it does.

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