Weighted Mean Problems Exercise Question #3

Hi there,

I was curious why the calculation in the weighted mean solution is in minutes, instead of converted to hours. The solution is also left as is, not converted from km/min to km/h as the question asks. Appreciate any insight as to why this is correct. I calculated the 120 kmh and 80 kmh speeds correctly by substituting hour measurements instead of minutes into the d=st formula. But then for the weighted mean it uses the kmh speed multiplied by the minutes (not hours)?

Thanks

What do you think the unit for the numerator is?

The numerator in the solutions looks to be Speed in kmh X Time in minutes - and the denominator is Time in minutes - I’m just not understanding why that yields a correct answer as I’ve been tripped up by not doing unit conversion in past questions, and this time when I did it got the wrong answer.

Are you proposing that it should be this instead \frac{120 \cdot \frac 13 + 0 \cdot \frac 16 + 80 \cdot \frac 14}{\frac 34}?