The correct conversion of speed limit of 65 mi/h in terms of SI unit is (Given 1 mile = 1.609 km) O a. 16.67 m/s O b. 234 m/s O c. 29.05 m/s O d. 18.06 m/s Candela is the S.I. unit for Select one: O a. Luminous Intensity b. Electric Potential Oc. Amount of Substance Od. Acceleration

The correct conversion of speed limit of 65 mi/h in terms of SI unit is (Given 1 mile = 1.609 km) O a. 16.67 m/s O b. 234 m/s O c. 29.05 m/s O d. 18.06 m/s Candela is the S.I. unit for Select one: O a. Luminous Intensity b. Electric Potential Oc. Amount of Substance Od. Acceleration

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The correct conversion of speed limit of 65 mi/h in terms of SI unit is
(Given 1 mile = 1.609 km)
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16.67 m/s
O b. 234 m/s
O c. 29.05 m/s
O d. 18.06 m/s
Candela is the S.I. unit for
Select one:
a. Luminous Intensity
Ob. Electric Potential
O c.
Amount of Substance
O d. Acceleration
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