To travel 50km at 10km/h it will take 5 hours (time = distance/speed). 5 hours x 3600 = 18000 seconds.
Every hour, it would travel 10 km, so after 5 hours, it would have traveled the full 50 km. If you want that in seconds, convert hours to seconds a multiply by your 50. How many seconds in a minute? 60 How many minutes in an hour? 60 So, how many seconds in an hour? 60x60=3600
If you are going at 50km per hour then it would take you 1 hour and 36 minutes to travel 80km. This time will only happen if you travel at 50km the entire time.
Five hours
It would take five hours.
To travel 50km at 10km/h it will take 5 hours (time = distance/speed). 5 hours x 3600 = 18000 seconds.
it is travelling 50km an hour
Every hour, it would travel 10 km, so after 5 hours, it would have traveled the full 50 km. If you want that in seconds, convert hours to seconds a multiply by your 50. How many seconds in a minute? 60 How many minutes in an hour? 60 So, how many seconds in an hour? 60x60=3600
If you are going at 50km per hour then it would take you 1 hour and 36 minutes to travel 80km. This time will only happen if you travel at 50km the entire time.
No. Oceanic crust is about 5km to 10km thick. Continental crust is about 30km to 50km thick.
Five hours
The stratosphere is between 10km and 50km above the earth. Mount Everest is 8848m high, or just under 9km; so it is a little below the stratosphere.
50km/hr
The height of the tropopause typically ranges from 8 to 18 kilometers above the Earth's surface. The temperature at the tropopause is around -60 degrees Celsius on average, but this can vary depending on the location and season.
No. The stratosphere starts between 8 to 10km above the Earth's surface (varying with latitude) and ends at around 50Km, where the mesosphere starts.
It would take five hours.
Driven out of the dealership, it would be expected to have maybe 10km on it (from a quick google). I was reading a thread (link attached) where someone had 50km on their odometer. When they actually start you would expect 0, but that may not be realistic.