A car has at 100 km/h a CO2 emission of 135 gr/km.
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Say it runs for 1 hour it drives 100 km (assume no speed changes) then an amount of 135*100 = 13500 gr or 13,5 kg of CO2 emitted.
A young tree of the Sahel absorbs about 10 kilos of CO2 a year.
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This means that 10/(365*24) = 0.0011 kg/ hour per tree can be taken as a rough estimation.
Therefore the answer to your question would be you need 11,842 trees in order to clear the CO2 within 1 hour.
Keep in mind that CO2 will spread over a very large area, but that it is still a significant amount of trees needed
*Keep in mind that the calculation is done on facts found, and could therefore differ from reality as no scientific study has been done.
Divide the distance by the average speed.
The average speed depends on a lot more things than the vehicle: Average speed = total distance/time. If you consider average speed over a week, you will be including the time when you are sleeping, or eating or filling up and not moving at all. Road and traffic conditions, weather, your driving style, speed limits (and whether you obey them) will all affect average speed.
Generally, the average car speed is whatever the speed limit is. While some go over and under, others stay right on the speed limit, making it the average.
The average speed is 37.13 miles per hour.
That depends entirely on the average speed you are driving at
23.62 hours if driving at a constant speed.
The molecules absorb more energy, more speed and can be released from the liquid.
That depends on your average driving speed. If you're driving at sixty miles per hour, it would be about 54 minutes.
It depends on what speed you're travelling at, if you're driving at an average speed of 100km an hour, then it would take you about 3 to 4 hours
No, that isn't possible. 'Average speed" indicates the time you need to get from A to B. If you start at point A and accelerate to top speed as quickly as possible, there will always be a period where you are still driving at less than top speed. And if you first accelerate to top speed before reaching point A, the best you can do is driving from A to B at a speed equal to top speed.
That depends on your average speed. If you average 100 kph, you will cover 15,000 km.
average milage is 45-50 but is mainly depends upon your driving speed.