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Laci Hancock

22 January, 17:55

In Canada the speed limit signs are in km/hour. Unfortunately, your speedometer only reads in mph. How fast are you allowed to go if the speed sign says 90 km/hr (rounded to the nearest tenth) ? A) 28.0 mph B) 55.9 mph C) 59.5 mph D) 97.2 mph

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