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15 January, 03:30

A high speed elevator can rise 480 feet in 30 seconds. what expression represents the rate, in feet per minute, of the elevator?

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  1. 15 January, 04:11
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    We know that the elevator can rise 480 feet in 30 seconds. From this, we can figure out how many feet the elevator rises per second.

    480 feet / 30 seconds = 16 feet / 1 second

    This means that the elevator rises 16 feet in 1 second.

    However, the question asks how many feet the elevator can rise per minute, so we have to multiply this amount by 60, because there are 60 seconds in a minute.

    16 feet * 60 = 960 feet per minute.

    Therefore, the high speed elevator can rise 960 feet in a minute.
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