That depends on the average speed. At 60 mph, you'll cover that in 2 hours and 5 minutes.
65.5 mph Assuming that home is in Smallville. The average is (76+55)/2 = 65.5 MPh
less than 5 mph
Sam Hanks Average MPH- 135.601
Donkeys and mules run a little slower than horses. The average speed of a horse gallop is 25 to 30 mph. Wild donkeys run between 20 to 25 mph.
40mph.
The max is about 40mph
40 mph is equivalent to 64.37 km/h.
8 mph/s north
About 5 hours at 65 mph average About 5 hours at 55 mph average About 4 hours at 80 mph average
This is a trick question and the only possible answer is "it can't be done". In order to average 40MPH over 20 miles, the entire trip has to last 30 minutes (MPH=miles/hours). At the halfway point, which is 10 miles, at 20MPH it already took 30 minutes to get there, so there is no way to "make up for lost time" - no matter how fast you go, you can't average 40MPH on the trip. Even if you somehow were magically able to travel at the speed of light for the remaining 10 miles, which is 670,616,629MPH, your average speed of the trip would be only 39.999999881MPH, not quite 40MPH.
40 mph = 64.4 km/h
Yes, they can. Lynx have been recorded at almost 50 mph.
Stopping distance at 40mph = 36m
An ostrich can run 40mph and sustain 30mph.
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The average horse runs about 35 to 40mph from what I've heard. Thouroughbreds run about 45mph and over short distances, Quarter horses have been clocked at 57 mph.