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How many feet per second will a car travel at 15 mph?
Multiply by 1.47: 15 x 1.47 = 22.05 feet per second
How many feet per second will a car go at 84 mph?
About 123.2 feet per second.
If a car is driving 40mph how many feet per second is it going?
It is traveling at about 58.66 feet per second.
How many feet per minute does a car travel at 20 mph travel?
A car traveling at 20 mph travels at a speed of 1,760 feet per minute.
How many feet per second can a car travel if it is traveling at 44 miles per hour?
19.66976 metres per second38.23495 knots70.81114 kilometres a hour=]
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