Mathematics, 31.01.2021 23:50, marcoantonioperezpan

If you determined that the "k" value of your newly purchased tires is 1.0471264 and your speedometer indicates that you are traveling 60 mph, how fast are you really driving? 73 mph 72 mph 62.83 mph 83.62 mph

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