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How far will a car go in 10-12 seconds traveling 55 mph?
1 mile = 5280 feet1 hour = 3600 seconds1 mph = 1.4666 feet per second55 mph = 80.666666 feet per second10 seconds =>806.66 feet12 seconds => 968 feetSo, around 900 feet.
How many yards will a car cover in 5 seconds if it is traveling at 90mph?
90 mph = 220 yards in 5 seconds.
How long will it take a car traveling at 200 mph to travel 1320 feet?
4.5 seconds.
How far does a car traveling at 40 mph go in 13 second?
40 miles = 60 minutes. 40 / 360 * 13 = 1.444 where: 40 = miles, 360 = seconds in an hour, 13 = seconds. The car will travel approximately 1.4 km in 13 seconds.
How far does a car traveling a 55 mph go in 60 minutes?
55 miles
How far does a car traveling 70 mph go in 3 seconds?
It travels 308 feet every three seconds at 70 mph.
How far should a car be behind another car traveling at 55 mph?
three car spaces
How far will a car go in 10-12 seconds traveling 55 mph?
1 mile = 5280 feet1 hour = 3600 seconds1 mph = 1.4666 feet per second55 mph = 80.666666 feet per second10 seconds =>806.66 feet12 seconds => 968 feetSo, around 900 feet.
How many yards will a car cover in 5 seconds if it is traveling at 90mph?
90 mph = 220 yards in 5 seconds.
How long will it take a car traveling at 200 mph to travel 1320 feet?
4.5 seconds.
How far does a car traveling at 40 mph go in 13 second?
40 miles = 60 minutes. 40 / 360 * 13 = 1.444 where: 40 = miles, 360 = seconds in an hour, 13 = seconds. The car will travel approximately 1.4 km in 13 seconds.
If a car travels 860 feet in 6.5 seconds how fast was the car traveling in mph?
About 90.21 miles per hour.
How far would a car go in an hour traveling at 60 mph?
60 miles.
How far does a car traveling a 55 mph go in 60 minutes?
55 miles
How far would a car go in 3 hours traveling at 60 mph?
180 miles.
How far does a car travel when moving 25 mph for 12 seconds?
440 feet
Does a car traveling at 60 mph carries four times the energy as the same car traveling at 30 mph?
No, the energy of a moving car is proportional to the square of its speed. So, a car traveling at 60 mph carries four times the energy as the same car traveling at 30 mph.
