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What does 6000 ksph mean?
key strokes per hour
What does kspm mean?
key strokes per minute
How many liter's per hour in 4500 dm3 per min?
270000 litres
How do you calculate key strokes per minute?
Count the number of key strokes you make for say 5 or 10 minutes (the longer the better) some random page(s) from a newspaper or book and then divide it by the number of minutes
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