At a deceleration rate of 10mph per sec, it would take 1 second. at 100mph per second it would be 0.1 seconds. At 1mph per second it would take 10 seconds. The shorter the time the higher the deceleration, so the forces involved are proportionately higher, which is why crashes are dangerous.
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10 1/2 hrs with no stop
Your 469 mile journey at 45 mph would take approximately 10 hours and 26 minutes (non stop driving)
Non-stop at 65 mph would take 10 hours 13 minutes 51 seconds.
If you drive non-stop at a constant speed of 65 mph, it will take about 10 hours and 26 minutes.
It would take about 7.16 hrs which is about 7 hrs 10 minutes as long as you didn't stop and stayed at a constant speed.
It would take 8 minutes non-stop, at a constant 80 MPH. However, this is unrealistic in any traffic situation. If you stop once for gas (10-15) minutes and once to eat (60-90 minutes) it could take as long as 2 hours. Actually in 80 mph nonstop it will take about 4.5 mins.
7 miles / 10 mph = 7/10 hour, or 42 minutes
About 1 minute 8 seconds at a constant 10 mph.
About 10 minutes at 65 mph
10 Minutes 6 mph= 1 Mile every 10 Minutes
It will take 20 min to go 20 miles at 60 mph.
40/10 = 4 hours