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How long does it take to travel 140 miles going 60 mph?
2 hrs and 20 minutes
How long does it take to drive 142 miles at speed 70?
if you drive at 70 mph, then in 2 hours you will have gone 140. In one minute you will travel 70/60 miles, so the remaining 2 miles will take 1.7 minutes. So, 2 hours and 1.7 minutes.
How long will it take to drive 700 miles driving 85 mph?
700/85 = 140/17 = 8 and 4/17 hours
A train travels at 40mph far will te train travel in 3 and a half hours?
140 miles
How far will you travel if you drive 3 hours at 60 mph and for 2 hours at 70 mph?
(3 hours) x (60 miles/hour) = 180 miles (2 hours) x (70 miles/hour) = 140 miles Total = 180 + 140 = 320 miles
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