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How many miles per hour can a police car go in a chase?
around 130 miles per hour
How many miles per hour does a car go?
it depends on your car.
How many miles does a car traveling at 42miles per hour go in one hour?
(42 miles/hour) x (1 hour) or 42 miles.
How many miles does the car travel if it drives at a speed of 70 miles per hour for half an hour?
35 miles
How many miles per hour did a car go 16 miles in 30 minutes?
16 miles in 1/2 hour means 32 miles in a whole hour.
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