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How long will it take to drive 100 feet at 25 mph?
2.73 seconds.
How long does it take to drive 896 feet at 61 mph?
Less than 6 seconds.
How long in seconds would it take to drive 360 feet at 40 mph?
At 40 mph you are traveling about 60 feet per second, so it would take about 6 seconds to go 360 feet.
How much time driving 100 feet at 25 mph?
It would take 2.73 seconds to drive 100 feet at 25 mph
How long to travel 45 feet at 30 mph?
At 30 mph it takes about one second to travel 45 feet.
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