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To solve this problem, we would start by writing out what we were given: 6.1 hours x 60 minutes/1 hour. With this ratio, we can cancel out the hours, so we solve the arithmetic 6.1 x 60 = 366 minutes. The term that did not cancel is minutes, so that is what we're left with, which is what we wanted.
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