it is 50 mph
Nope. It's actually 1.083 mph. (60 mph is exactly one mile per minute).
4.286 mph (rounded)
It depends on your rate of walking. I believe the average human walks at 3-4 mph. 20 minutes / 60 minute/hr = 1/3 hr 1/3 hr * 3.5 miles/hr = 1.167 miles Walking at 3.5 mph, you would travel over a mile in 20 minutes. Likewise, walking at 3 mph, you would travel 1 mile in 20 minutes. So, 20 minutes is probably a fair estimate of one mile of walking.
72 mph your welcome
3.16 miles per hour.
If you were traveling at 60 mph you are going at a rate of 1 mile per minute (60 seconds). If you are walking at a speed of 1 mph then it would take you 1 hour to walk one mile.
it is 50 mph
Nope. It's actually 1.083 mph. (60 mph is exactly one mile per minute).
All depends upon your speed, and whether you are driving, walking, or running. Driving 60 miles per hour would result in a 1-minute mile, for instance. Walking an average walking speed of 3 mph would take around 20 minutes. Running at an average of around 8-10 mph would result in a 6-7 minute run.
4.286 mph (rounded)
At 60 mph you are moving one mile per minute.
It depends on your rate of walking. I believe the average human walks at 3-4 mph. 20 minutes / 60 minute/hr = 1/3 hr 1/3 hr * 3.5 miles/hr = 1.167 miles Walking at 3.5 mph, you would travel over a mile in 20 minutes. Likewise, walking at 3 mph, you would travel 1 mile in 20 minutes. So, 20 minutes is probably a fair estimate of one mile of walking.
For a 200 pound man, walking at 3 MPH consumes 300 calories per hour. Running at 5 MPH (a 12 minute mile) consumes 745 calories/hour, a 150 percent increase over walking.
7.5 mph
72 mph your welcome
8.57 mph