You are heating motor oil to make it flow better from the original shipping container to the new container you built. You know that the heating rate of the motor oil is 2.50 degrees Celsius per slug second [°C/(slug s)]. Express this heating rate in units of degrees Fahrenheit per pound-mass second [°F/ (lbm s)].Click the icon to view the conversion table.Click the icon to view the factors for temperature intervals conversionThe heating rate is°F / (lbm s). (Round your answer to three decimal places.)

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Express this heating rate in units of degrees Fahrenheit per pound-mass second [°F / (b, s)]. the icon to view the conversion table. the icon to view the factors for temperature intervals conversion g rate is °F (bm s). (Round your answer to three decimal places.)