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How long does it take to for a fly traveling at 9.1 miles per second to fly 100.0 m?
Updated: 11/10/2022
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First of all, a fly cannot travel at 9.1 miles per second (32,760 mph). However, the time would be 0.0068 seconds to fly a distance of 100.0 meters.
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