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If a car is going 27 MPH how many meters would it travel in one minute?
27 mph = 724.2048 m/min .... (1 mph = 26.8224 meters/min)
Can a car travel 1 mile in a minute?
Yes ... going 60 MPH the car will travel 1.0 miles in one minute.
If a car is traveling at 40 kilometers per hour how many kilo meters would the car travel in 2 hours?
80,000 kilo meters
How many feet per minute does a car going thirty miles per hour travel?
2640 feet
A car moving at a constant speed travels 88 feet in 2 seconds How many feet does it travel in one minute?
30 times as much, since a minute has 60 seconds.
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