To transport shrimp on a 10-hour drive, keep them in a well-oxygenated container, such as a cooler with ice packs or gel packs to maintain a cool temperature. Use a breathable bag or container to prevent suffocation and ensure proper water circulation if they are live. If transporting cooked shrimp, keep them sealed in airtight containers to maintain freshness, and store them on ice to keep them chilled. Always monitor the temperature throughout the journey to ensure the shrimp remain safe for consumption.
10 hr. 13 min
675 mi / 65 MPH = 10.39 hr or 10 hr 23 min
About 3 hr 10 min.
you will be getting paid 10/hr ,or more depending on if you extra hours and if you transport things
23min ÷ 60min/hr = 0.38hrS = d/tS = 10miles / 0.38hrS = 26.32mies/hr
At 60 MPH average, about 38 hr 10 min.
At 60 MPH average, about 10 hr 7 min.
At 60 MPH average, about 5 hr 10 min.
At 60 MPH average, about 4 hr 10 min.
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At 60 MPH average, about 10 hr 40 min.
At 60 MPH average, about 10 hr 40 min.