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How many seconds are needed by a car whose speed is 40 km hr to cover a distance of 8 km?
12 minutes = 720 seconds
If you take 12 minutes to walk1km how far can you walk in 42 minutes?
3.5 km.
What is the speed of a jogger who runs 2 km in 1o minutes?
His pace is about 7.46 mph or 12 km/h
How many miles in a 12 km run?
Answer: 12 km = 7.45645 miles.
How many ft is 12 km?
12 km = 39370 feet (approx).
How many seconds are needed by a car whose speed is 40 km hr to cover a distance of 8 km?
12 minutes = 720 seconds
If you take 12 minutes to walk1km how far can you walk in 42 minutes?
3.5 km.
How long does it take to drive 12 km at 70 km per hour?
about 10 minutes
How many hours will it take to drive 212 km?
If you are traveling at 60 mph, then it will take you 2 hours and 12 minutes.
How long does it take to walk 2.9kms?
An adult waking at a normal pace walks about 5 km/h. This would make it possible to walk 1 km in 12 minutes, 2 km in 24 minutes, and 2.9 km in 35 minutes.
How many centimeters are in 12 km?
there are 1,200,000 cm in 12 km
If you were to travel at 70 km per hour for 85 km how long would it take?
72.6 minutes or 1 hour, 12 minutes, 36 seconds.
How long does it take to drive 110 km at 50 km per hr?
2 hours 12 minutes.
What is the speed of a jogger who runs 2 km in 1o minutes?
His pace is about 7.46 mph or 12 km/h
How many miles in a 12 km run?
Answer: 12 km = 7.45645 miles.
How many ft is 12 km?
12 km = 39370 feet (approx).
How many minutes will it take a runner to finish a 9 km distance race if he can run 12 km hr?
Short answer: 45 minutes Explanation: We're going to use proportions to figure this out. We have a known proportion of 12 km per 60 minutes (one hour) which we'll represent as 12/60. We then have a similar proportion with 9 km of unknown time which we'll represent as 9/X. We know these two proportions are equal so we end up with the equation: 12/60 = 9/x Now we simplify: 12/60 = 9/X 12X = 9*60 12X = 540 X = 45 So now we know the proportion is 9 km per 45 minutes. We can also say that the runner can run 9km in 45 minutes.
