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Complete the following
// Define a named constant called CONVERSION, whose value is 1.467. double milesPerHour, feetPerSecond;
cout << "This program converts miles per hour to\n";
cout << "feet per second. \n";
cout << "Enter a speed in MPH: ";
cin >> milesPerHour;
// Insert a mathematical statement here to
// calculate feet per second and assign the result
// to the feetPerSecond variable.
cout << "That is"<< feetPerSecond <<" feet per second. \n";
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