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Do pigs have feet or legs?
Both, just like humans have feet at the end of their legs.
If a car is moving at 55 mph how many feet to stop it?
216 feet if you include reaction time.
If you are travlein 45 mph how many feet per second are you moving?
45 mph = 66 feet per second
How fast is a car moving if it goes 300 feet in 4 seconds?
75 feet per second; about 50 mph.
Do both feet come off the ground when humans run?
yes
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