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How many feet per second does a car travel going 30mph?

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∙ 2011-09-18 13:01:01

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30 mph = 30*5280 feet per hour = 30*5280/3600 feet per second

= 44 feet per second

(The conversion factor from mph to fps is 22/15)

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