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Ratios, rates, proportional relationships, and units SAT question
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A special camera is used for underwater ocean research. When the camera is at a depth of fathoms, what is the camera's depth in feet?
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The correct answer is . It's given that fathom is equivalent to feet. Therefore, fathoms is equivalent to , or feet. Thus, when the camera is at a depth of fathoms, the camera's depth, in feet, is .
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