**Educational Content: Evaporation Rate Conversion**---**Problem Statement:**If a liquid evaporates at a rate of 85 kilograms per minute [kg/min], what is this evaporation rate in units of pounds-mass per second [lbₘ/s]?- **Note:** Click the icon to view the conversion table for time and mass.**Answer:**The evaporation rate is \_\_\_ lbₘ/s. (Round your answer to one decimal place.)---This exercise requires converting the evaporation rate of a liquid from kilograms per minute to pounds-mass per second, using appropriate conversion factors for mass and time. **Question:** Which of the following is the fastest speed?- Click the icon to view the conversion table.**Instructions:** Choose the correct speed below.**Options:**- A. 4 miles per hour [mi/h or mph]- B. 7 centimeters per second [cm/s]- C. 710 feet per minute [ft/min]

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If a liquid evaporates at a rate of 85 kilograms per minute [kg/min], what is this evaporation rate in units of pounds-mass per second [Ib/s]? E Click the icon to view the conversion table for time and mass. Ibm (Round your answer to one decimal place.) The evaporation rate is

If a liquid evaporates at a rate of 85 kilograms per minute [kg/min], what is this evaporation rate in units of pounds-mass per second [Ib/s]? E Click the icon to view the conversion table for time and mass. Ibm (Round your answer to one decimal place.) The evaporation rate is

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**Educational Content: Evaporation Rate Conversion**

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**Problem Statement:**

If a liquid evaporates at a rate of 85 kilograms per minute [kg/min], what is this evaporation rate in units of pounds-mass per second [lbₘ/s]?

- **Note:** Click the icon to view the conversion table for time and mass.

**Answer:**

The evaporation rate is \_\_\_ lbₘ/s. (Round your answer to one decimal place.)

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This exercise requires converting the evaporation rate of a liquid from kilograms per minute to pounds-mass per second, using appropriate conversion factors for mass and time.

**Question:** Which of the following is the fastest speed?

- Click the icon to view the conversion table.

**Instructions:** Choose the correct speed below.

**Options:**

- A. 4 miles per hour [mi/h or mph]
- B. 7 centimeters per second [cm/s]
- C. 710 feet per minute [ft/min]

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