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How long will take a car driving at 65 mph to travel a distance of 3100 miles?
It will take about 47 hours.you will drive
How long will it take to travel 19 miles at 47 mph?
It will take approximately 24 minutes to travel 19 miles at a speed of 47 miles per hour.
How many mph is 47 kmph?
47 kph = 29.2 mph
How long to travel by car 470 miles?
Depends on the average miles per hour. At 47 miles per hour, it will take 10 hours.
How long will it take to travel 195 miles in a car traveling at a speed of 70?
Travelling at 70 miles per hour it would take just over 2 hours and 47 minutes to travel 195 miles.
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