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How long does it take to travel 11.13 miles at 18.6 mph?
About 35 minutes.
How long does it take to travel 32 miles in car going 50 mph?
35 minutes
How long would it take to travel 35 miles at a speed of 67 mph?
Time = Distance/Speed
How long will it take you to travel 7 miles going 20 mph?
distance = rate * time 7 miles = 20 mph * t t = 7 miles / 20 mph = .35 hours = 21 minutes
How long would it take in minutes to travel 21 miles at 60 mph?
mph means Miles Per Hour, so 21 miles takes 21/60=.35 hour. Then .35 hour is equal to .35*60=21 minutes. So the final answer is 21 minutes
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