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If you were going 87 miles per hour how many feet would you go?
At 87 miles per hour you would be traveling 459,360 feet per hour OR 127.6 feet per second.
If you are going 25 miles an hour how many feet will it take you to stop?
Stopping Distance = about 56.25 feet.
If you are going 30 miles an hour in good condition it will take how many feet to stop?
55 feet
How many feet per minute does a car going thirty miles per hour travel?
2640 feet
If a plane is going 300 miles an hour how many feet per second will it travel in 4 hours?
A plane going 300 miles per hour is going 440 feet per second. (300 * 5280 / 60 / 60) In four hours, it will have traveled 1,200 miles, or 6,336,000 feet.
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