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How much time is saved by driving 15 miles at 75 mph instead of 60 mph?
A minute for every 5 miles.
How much time is saved by driving 35 miles at 70 miles per hour instead of 50 miles per hour?
12 minutes.
How much water can be saved if recycled paper is used instead of shredded wood?
60%
Can the head be saved when a timing belt breaks while driving?
That depends if the engine is interference or not, and how much damage is done.
How much time is saved by driving 10km at 120km a hour instead of 100km a hour?
(10/100) - (10/120) = 1/10 - 1/12 = 6/60 - 5/60 = 1/60 hour i.e. one minute.
How much does a biking trail cost?
A lot.
How much would it way if you saved all the skin you saved?
how much would it wy if you saved all the skin you saved
Do you exert as much energy biking or walking 5 miles?
If you are walking uphill and biking downhill, absolutely not. It all depends on the conditions of the walk and ride, as well as your technique
How does thalias tree get saved in Sea of Monsters?
The Golden Fleece did a little "too much" healing. It was only supposed to heal the poison, but instead revived Thaila back to life
How much of the Amazon has been saved?
about 88% of the Amazon has been saved that's alot!
How much money was saved by dropping the atomic bomb on japan?
200 dollars was saved
Is Biking a Viable Transportation Alternative to a Car?
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