roughly, 1mile=1.60 kilometres.So,1.60x10=roughly 16 kph.
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If you want to have that in meters per second square, convert the speed to meters per second (divide by 3.6 in this case). Then, divide the speed by the time.
0. Since a mile is a measure of distance along the ground. However if this question was just phased poorly there are 5280 feet in a mile of distance along the ground.
Ah, don't you worry, friend! 150 million kilometers is already in kilometers. It's a really big distance, like painting a beautiful landscape that stretches as far as the eye can see. Just imagine all the happy little trees and fluffy clouds you could paint along that journey!
To convert 17 kilometers per second to miles per hour, we first need to convert kilometers to miles by multiplying by 0.621371. So, 17 kilometers per second is equal to 10.5632 miles per second. Next, we convert seconds to hours by multiplying by 3600 (since there are 3600 seconds in an hour). Therefore, 10.5632 miles per second is equal to 38,027.52 miles per hour.
A cantaloupe is a melon and as such it grows from a vine that "crawls" along the ground. Cantaloupes themselves grow above the ground on this vine.
it crawls along using its 6 legs
Yes. A tornado that travels a kilometer would not be uncommon. Such a path length would be typical of a weak tornado. The more destructive tornadoes that get national or international coverage typically travel much further, sometimes dozens of kilometers and can be well over a kilometer wide, in rare cases several kilometers wide.
If it crawls into your nose, your body will eventually sneeze it out. There is a reflex mechanism that does this automatically. If you don't sneeze it out, you'll end up swallowing it along with all the other mucus you swallow you regularly, which amounts to about a quart/liter per day.
A dragonfly is a flying insect that preys on other flying insects. It's larva lives underwater and crawls along the stream bed.
about 300 kilometers
They are 281 kilometers apart as the crow flies or 315 kilometers along Highway #1.
If it crawls into your nose, your body will eventually sneeze it out. There is a reflex mechanism that does this automatically. If you don't sneeze it out, you'll end up swallowing it along with all the other mucus you swallow you regularly, which amounts to about a quart/liter per day.
The "Creepy Crawly" Pool cleaner that crawls along the bottom and sides of your pool sucking up dirt, was invented in South Africa.
67 kilometers (or a little less than an hour driving along the 402)
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A grounder is a hit that travels along the ground.