The answer would very depending on how long you drive at 60mph.
The reason is simply that the mph stands for mile per hour, which means you go a particular speed in a particular amount of time... without knowing the speed And the time the amount of miles traveled or time elapsed going a distance is unkown.
However, I'll put a few examples here for various times.
60mph is 1 mile per 1 minute (as there are 60min in an hour), so at this speed, whatever amount of time traveled (in minutes) is equal to the amount of miles traveled (see below).
60mph for 1 minutes: 1 mile traveled
60mph for 5 minutes: 5 miles traveled
60mph for 10 minutes: 10 miles traveled
60mph for 15 minutes: 15 miles traveled
60mph for 30 minutes: 30 miles traveled
60mph for 60min/1hr: 60 miles
Time = Distance/Speed = 29/60 hours = 29 minutes.
60 MPH is one mile per minute. 41 minutes.
since distance = speed x time, you would travel 60 x 2 and a half = 150 miles
There is no direct conversion between hours and miles. The time it takes to travel 60 miles depends on the speed at which you are traveling. If you are traveling at a constant speed of 60 miles per hour, it would take one hour to travel 60 miles.
It is: 60mph
1.40765 hours
0.0166 miles
At 1mph, 244 miles will take 244 hours to travel. At 60mph, 244 miles will take 4.0666... hours to travel. At the speed of light, 244 miles will take 1.31 milliseconds to travel.
It all depends on how fast you travel, if you go at 60mph then it will take 713 minutes (or 11 hours 53 minutes)
Approximately 8 hours (assuming a speed of 60mph).
60 miles = 1 h 120 miles = 2 h 54 miles = 50 min. A: You will need 2 h 50 minutes.
speed = distance/time time = distance/speed = 90mi/60mph = 1.5h
it would take 89 mins. At 60 mph you will travel a distance of 1 mile every 60 seconds
60mph - 5mins 30mph - 10mins 15mph - 20mins
88ft/sec x0.681818182=60mph
Just under 1.5 seconds.
"60 mph" means 60 miles in 60 minutes. At that speed . . . -- 1 mile takes 1 minute -- 1.2 miles takes 1.2 minutes -- 37 miles takes 37 minutes etc.