Twice the speed of sound. That's the definition of mach number.
Mach number is a more useful measurement of speed than miles per hour in some ways (especially if you're designing an airplane), but not so good for answering questions like "So when are we getting to Denver?" since the speed of sound varies depending on the density of the air.
the actual speed of mach 2 is 2472 km/h which is twice mach 1 (1236km/h) at this speed the airplane is roughly 2 meters shorter. planes that can travel this fast are;
It depends on air pressure and temperature, or altitude. On a sea level it will be around 9120 mph, on 36000ft it will be 7900 mph.
Mach 3.6 = 2,740.34 mph
Mach 10 is equal to 7,612.71 miles per hour (mph) at standard atmospheric conditions.
This is the rough formula. Mach = velocity/speed of sound This is rough because conditions are truly variable, but............ 79 Mach = velocity/768 mph = ~606070 miles per hour
There is no finite answer to this, since the term Mach (the speed of sound through air or water) changes based on the temperature of the air itself. In 60 deg F air at sea level, Mach 1 is 761mph. In dry air at 68 deg F, mach 1 is 768 mph. Mach 1.4 is 1.4 x these speeds. Usually Mach speeds are used for objects travelling in air, but not always. Mach 1 in water is 4.3 times faster than air and Mach 1 in iron is 15 times faster than air.
Mach 6 is about 4,449.3 mph
1,750.8 mph
Mach 889 is about 659,233 mph
About 761 mph
Mach 1.7 is equal to about 1294 mph.
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3044.83 mph
1534.54 mph
Mach 3.3 is about 2,512 mph depending on altitude.
202 mph
mach 1= 761 mph at sealeveltherefore mach_5_=_3,806.0_mph">mach 5 = 3,806.0 mphJust hypersonic Hope this helps.
Mach 0.7 is 533 mi/h (rounded)