Warm Up A rocket rises 12 miles in 3 minutes. What is the rocket’s speed in feet per minute?

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Warm Up A rocket rises 12 miles in 3 minutes. What is the rocket’s speed in feet per minute?

Converting Rates (continued) Objective: By the end of today’s lesson, you will be able to convert rates using repeated multiplication and dimensional analysis

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