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It is about 5/8 times 64 = 40 miles
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If you travel 64km and it takes you 8 minutes to get there what was your average speed?
492km/h 08/60= .13333 .13333/64= 492.3km/h
Can the average speed be higher than the final speed?
Let a body travels with a speed of 63km/h for 1h. After that let it travels with a speed of 1km/h for another hour. The total distance travelled(D) will be (63*1 + 1*1)=64km. Also total time taken(T) will be (1+1)=2h. Thus, Average speed=D/T=64km/2h=32km/h ;which is clearly higher than the final speed(1km/h). Thus, Av. speed may be higher than the final speed.
5 miles is equal to how many miles?
Miles and miles are the same measurement. Therefore, 5 miles is equal to 5 miles.
Do 0.5 miles equals how many miles?
Miles and miles are the same measurement. Therefore, 0.5 miles is equal to 0.5 miles.
What is 0.80 miles plus 0.80 miles equal out to?
0.80 miles + 0.80 miles = 1.60 miles.
How many miles is 64km?
64 kilometers is 39.77 miles.
How many kilometers is 64000 meters?
64000 meters is 64km
How many kilometers from kurubarahalli to kanakapura?
64km by NH 209
How do you convert 64km to meters?
You multiply the number of kilometers by 1000.
How fast does a osterich?
64km/h They are the fastest birds on land.
Where is Grand Teton mountain range to be found?
The Teton Range extends 40 miles (64km) north to south in the US state of Wyoming, east of the Idaho state line.
What is the driving distance between Mexico City and San Miguel DE Allende?
288km (180 miles) NW of Mexico City; 120km (75 miles) E of Guanajuato; 64km (40 miles) NW of Querétaro.its about a 4hour trip
How fast does a osterich run?
64km/h They are the fastest birds on land.
How many meters are 64 km?
1000m/km * 64km = 64000m
What does 64km equal to how many meters?
64 km = 64000 meters
How long does it take to drive 64km?
It will depend on the average speed with which the journey is undertaken.
64km is what meter?
The "K' stands for "kilo", which is 1000. So that would be 64,000 meters.
