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If you are going 35 mph how many feet will you travel in 3 seconds?
At 35 mph you will travel about 154 feet in three seconds.
How many feet can you travel in 4 minutes going 35 mph?
12,320 feet or 2.33 miles.
How many feet per second do you have to travel to be going 65mph?
65 mph = 95.3 feet per second.
How many feet will the average person travel going 20 mph from moment he sees danger to when he hits the brake?
55 feet
How many feet per second does a car travel going 45 mph?
45 mph (5280 feet/1 mile)(1 hour/3600 seconds) = 66 feet per second
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