The dry air speed of sound is about 1125 FPS, so anything over that is considered supersonic.
7.04 seconds (5280 feet in a mile x 2 miles = 10560 feet) / 1500 feet per second = 7.04 seconds
At 20 mph, a car is moving at about 29.3 feet per second.
77.73 feet every second.
65 mph = 95.3 feet per second.
About 73.3 feet per second at 50 mph.
1100 or so
Between 800 and over 4,000, depending on which bullet you had in mind.
Bullets travel at different speeds. Bullets from handguns and rifles can travel from a few hundred feet per second to several thousand feet per second.
1.703 seconds.
An AR -15 will push a 5.56 2800 feet per second!
About 3000 feet per second, depending on the cartridge used.
I'm going to guess that you mean, "How fast will the bullet from a .45 caliber pistol travel?" If so, the bullets travel between about 800 feet per second and 1100 feet per second, depending on various factors.
A 147 grain 9mm bullet can travel between 750 and 1,000 feet per second, depending on the powder charge.
7.04 seconds (5280 feet in a mile x 2 miles = 10560 feet) / 1500 feet per second = 7.04 seconds
A 9 mm by a little, because it travels about 13 to 14 hundred feet per second.. And is lighter, And most 40 s&w travel at about 1100 feet per second and are Heavy
It depends, and can vary greatly depending on the bullet. Different bullets travel at different speeds, ranging from a few hundred feet per second to several thousand feet per second.
That is too broad of a question to answer definitively. Bullet velocity can range from a few hundred feet per second to several thousand feet per second depending on the gun and the specifications of the cartridge. Usually supersonic or mach 2 but this varies depending on the grain load the and the weight lead that is being shot. The speed of a bullet shot out of a gun is dependent on the type of gun being fired and the specifications of the cartridge. Using a rifle, cartridges are propelled at a much faster rate, at around 4000 ft per second. A hand gun will send the bullet out at around 600 feet per second.