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How long would it take to travel 360 km at 40 km per hour?
360 ÷ 40 = 9 hours (Note: every hour you will have travelled 40 km.)
How long does it take to drive 300 km?
Suppose you go by speed 50 km p h then you need 10 hours to cover that distance. So if, in general, v km p h is the speed then the time taken to cover 500 km will be got by 500 / v in hours.
Jethro jogs 1 km every 7 min. How long will it take him to jog 9 km?
63 - you multiply kilometers with minutes
If you jog for 1 h and travel 10 km 10 km h describes what?
average speed
What is the linear speed of a satellite in a circular orbit 1250 kilometers above Earth that makes one complete revolution every 110 minutes if the radius of the earth is 6400 kilometers?
26218.57 km/hr
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What is 6400 km in miles?
Answer: 6400 km = 3,976.775 mi.
If you travel 6400 km in 5 hours how many km per hour is traveled?
You are traveling at 1,280 km per hour.
How long is 6400 km and 400 miles put together equal?
It is approx 7044 km.
How many centimeters are in 6400 km?
6400 km = 640 000 000 cm
How long does it take bananas to travel to market and what color are they when they travel?
1000 km
How long does it take to travel 110 km?
22 hours
How long does it take to travel 20 km at 60 km per hour?
20 minutes
What is 6400m in km?
1000 metres = 1 kilometre. So 6400 m = 6400/1000 = 6.4 km. Simple!
If you travel at 210 km per hour how long would it take to travel 100 km?
28 minutes 34.29 seconds.
How long does it take to travel 40km?
40 km is 24.85 miles.
How long does it take a secondary way to travel 2000 KM?
10mins
How long does it take to travel 1 km at 25 km per hour?
3600/25 seconds
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