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660 ft/min= ______ft/s

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WoWMorgan
Given the fact that your initial value is conducted by a calculation using min, it would only seem logical that the new value would be smaller as a min is a longer period of time than a second. So all you do is divide the 660 by the number of seconds in a min which gets you to 11 fts^-1 or 11 ft/s
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