To determine how long a ship traveling at 16 knots would take to cover 100 miles, you can use the formula: time = distance ÷ speed. First, convert knots to miles per hour; 1 knot equals approximately 1.15 miles per hour, so 16 knots is about 18.4 miles per hour. Dividing 100 miles by 18.4 miles per hour gives approximately 5.43 hours, or about 5 hours and 26 minutes.
If you were to travel 4 miles at 6 knots, It would be approximately 34 minutes and 50 seconds!
One hour.
1500/11 hours
36/14 hours
139.04 hours or 5.7932 days.
If you were to travel 4 miles at 6 knots, It would be approximately 34 minutes and 50 seconds!
One hour.
This will vary based on the cruise ship and how fast it is going. Most cruise ships travel at the speed of 21 to 24 knots per hour. 1 knot = 1.15 mph. 21 knots is equal to 24.15 mph so it would take you approximately 53 hours to travel 1280 miles.
No way to tell. Knots is a measurement of speed, nautical miles is distance. 16 knots is 16 nautical miles/hour, so it'd depend on how long the craft would keep going.
1500/11 hours
It depends upon your velocity (expressed in knots).
36/14 hours
If you you travel 3 miles, you would get 3 miles far.
139.04 hours or 5.7932 days.
The answer will depend if you mean 800 nautical miles (as would often be used in relation to knots) or 800 normal miles. If 800nm (nautical miles) then the answer is simply 800/5 = 160 hours. If normal miles then we can answer by making a conversion from knots to mph first. 5 knots = 5 * 1.15077945 = 5.75389725 mph Thus time = 800/5.75389725 = 139.036 hours (accurate to 3 decimal places).
1 knot - 1.2 mph, 1.2 * 16 = 19.20, 3500 miles/19.20 = 182.30 hours/24 hours in the day = 7.60 days.
To calculate the time it takes to travel 500 nautical miles at a speed of 20 knots, you can use the formula: time = distance ÷ speed. So, time = 500 nm ÷ 20 knots = 25 hours. Therefore, it would take 25 hours to travel 500 nautical miles at that speed in calm waters.