Science Chemistry
Jimmy is riding his bike at a speed of 5.5m/s. How long will it take him to go 2 miles? I tried using Dimensional Analysis, but how could you go from 5.5 miles a second to 2 miles?
distance=rate*time
2miles=5.5m/s * time
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