It depends on the mode of transport. In my car it would take longer than forever because it would not go that fast!
A mile is more than 1,600 times longer than a meter.
it depends how you are going to travel because it would take longer by ferry than plane..
A metre is slightly longer than three feet.
a mile is longer than a yard.
yes
Yes, It does take longer to cook more than one chicken because you have more things to heat up in the oven there for it takes longer.
As long as you cook the meat thoroughly (because it may take longer to cook than the veggies, depending on thickness), it should be safe.
A cake can only cook if it is in an oven. And a thicker cake would take longer to cook than the thin cake would.
It may as hens generally are larger and have more meat to them than roosters and the size of the bird determines how long it needs to cook.
Two 5 lb. roasts will cook faster than a single 10 pound one as long as they are separated in the roasting pan. In part this is because a smaller roast will always cook faster than a larger one. In part, this is because by cutting the 10 lb. roast in half and separating the halves, you are increasing the surface area of the meat. The greater the surface area, the quicker the chemical reaction, in this case, cooking.
Older legumes take longer to cook, and may not get tender at all if they are too old. Larger legumes take longer to cook than smaller ones. The longer legumes soak before they are cooked, the shorter the cooking time. Also, cooking legumes in a pressure cooker reduces cooking time.
If you cooked it in the oven, it would take longer to cook than in the microwave. I think that is the only way the potato is affected.
Yes You just dont need to cook it for as long.
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Simple physics. Because there is more than one potato, the heat has to be distributed over a wider area. Thus the longer cooking time.
it made foods cook for less time.Like popcorn would have to be made by the fire and it could take longer than putting into the microwave for 10 minutes.