Speed in km/h, drips in mL/min, pay in dollars per hour - rates compare different units, and converting between them is the skill that stops a physics answer being wrong by a factor of 3.6. This is the real knowscape from knowhere, not a picture of one. Drag it. Watch what actually changes.
Every question here is the same move: something you can't measure directly, reached through something you can. The triangle, the bearing, the scale plan, the recapture sample — each is a bridge from a length you can reach to one you can't. Measurement is indirect measurement.
Rates express one quantity per unit of another, and converting units requires changing both numerator and denominator separately, like converting 72 km/h to 20 m/s by dividing distance units by 1000 and time units by 3600.
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