One second of latitude equals 100.39 feet . . .
here is the proof:
one degree = 60 Nautical Miles or 69 Statute miles; (conversion factor 69/60 = 1.15)
one minute minute = 1 Nautical Mile
one second = 1 Nautical Mile / by 60 seconds = 0.01666 of a Nautical Mile
use conversion factor of 1.15 x 0.01666 = 0.019159 x a Statute Mile -->
equals (5420 ft X 0.019159) = 100.39 feet per second of latitude
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It's not, a kg measures mass, while m is a distance.
A kilometer is a unit of length or distance; a gram is a unit of mass or weight. They are not comparable.
Time = Distance/Speed = 100/2 = 50 seconds.Time = Distance/Speed = 100/2 = 50 seconds.Time = Distance/Speed = 100/2 = 50 seconds.Time = Distance/Speed = 100/2 = 50 seconds.
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The circumference of the earth is very nearly equal to 40,000 km. In the meridional direction ie north-south it is almost exact, so the distance from equator to pole (north or south) is 10,000 km. In fact that is the definition that was adopted for the meter originally, though now we have a standard meter which is very slightly different to 1/10000 of the equator to pole distance. For your purpose take it as 10,000 km. Then in terms of latitude, this is divided into 90 degrees each degree having 60 minutes, each minute having 60 seconds. So the total number of seconds of latitude is 90 x 60 x60 = 324,000. so 1 second of latitude will be 10,000/324,000 km, or 10/324 km. Putting this into meters we get 10,000/324 meters, which comes to 30.86 meters. So 1 second of latitude = 30.86 meters, or in feet = 101.2 ft.
Distance is a unit of distance, while seconds are units of time. The two are unrelated.
1 meter
600km is a distance equal to 372.8 miles.
gr is weight and yards are distance
A 'km' is a kilometer; a measure of distance equal to 0.621 mile.
1,398.76 miles.
distance time graph is a graph traveled in a graph which shows how much we have traveled in equal period of time.
The time it takes to travel 1 degree of latitude varies depending on the mode of transportation and distance covered, but on average, traveling 1 degree of latitude can take around 69 miles (111 kilometers) or 60 nautical miles by air. The time it takes to cover this distance will depend on the speed of the vehicle being used for travel.
hmmm... i don't know :O I Know the answer . . . One second of latitude equals 100.39 feet . . . here is the proof: one degree = 60 Nautical Miles or 69 Statute miles; (conversion factor 69/60 = 1.15) one minute minute = 1 Nautical Mile one second = 1 Nautical Mile / by 60 seconds = 0.01666 of a Nautical Mile use conversion factor of 1.15 x 0.01666 = 0.019159 x a Statute Mile --> equals (5420 ft X 0.019159) = 100.39 feet per second of latitude very simple math . . .
29.3 feet in one second is equal to about 20 miles per hour.
Milimeters is a measure of distance and teaspoons are a measure of volume. There is not conversion.