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How many ft can a spider travel in 1 minute?
2 ft
How many feet will you travel in a minute at 5mph?
4,000 feet
How many feet per minute does a car going thirty miles per hour travel?
2640 feet
65 meters per minute equals how many seconds for 8450 feet?
2,377.44 seconds to travel 8,450 feet.
A car moving at a constant speed travels 88 feet in 2 seconds How many feet does it travel in one minute?
30 times as much, since a minute has 60 seconds.
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How many ft can a spider travel in 1 minute?
2 ft
How many feet will you travel in a minute at 5mph?
4,000 feet
How many feet per minute does a car travel at 20 mph travel?
20 mph = 1,760 feet per minute
How many feet will a car travel at 50 mph for 1 minute?
It will travel 4,400 feet.
How many feet per minute do you travel at 80MPH?
80 mph = 7,040 feet per minute.
If an object travels 66 inches per minute how many feet does it travel per minute?
5.5 feet per minute.
Sound travels at 1100 feet per second How many feet per minute does it travel?
1,100 feet per second = 66,000 feet per minute
How many feet will you travel in a minute at 5 mph?
In one minute at 5 mph, you will travel 440 feet. 5 miles per hour / 60 minutes per hour x 5280 feet per mile = 440 feet per minute
How many feet does a car travel in one minute at 30 mph?
At 30 mph, a car is traveling at 2,640 feet per minute.
What An ant is traveling at a speed of 2 inches per second. At this rate how many feet will it travel in 1 minute?
It will travel ten feet.
How many feet per minute does a car going thirty miles per hour travel?
2640 feet
65 meters per minute equals how many seconds for 8450 feet?
2,377.44 seconds to travel 8,450 feet.
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