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2 years ago

And airplanes at altitude change -370 ft over 7 minutes what was the mean change of altitude in feet per minute?

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We have that
 [the mean change of altitude]=[change in altitude]/[time]
 [the mean change of altitude]=[-370]/[7]---------------> -52.86 ft/minute

the answer is -52.86 ft/minute (the negative sign means that the plane is descending)

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