Oh, dude, 20cc is a unit of volume, not speed. It's like asking how tall a liter is in inches. If you're talking about a vehicle, you'd need more info like engine size, gear ratio, tire size, and a bunch of other stuff that makes my brain hurt just thinking about it. So, yeah, 20cc doesn't really translate to mph.
Horsepower (hp) is a unit of power, measuring the rate at which work is done. It is not directly convertible to miles per hour (mph), which is a unit of speed. The relationship between horsepower and speed depends on various factors such as the vehicle's weight, aerodynamics, and efficiency. To determine the speed in mph produced by 4 horsepower, you would need additional information about the specific vehicle or system in question.
What is a Newton-Meter per second squared?
Oh, dude, a Newton-Meter per second squared is just a unit of measurement for force. It's like when you're calculating how much oomph something has when it's accelerating. So, basically, it's the fancy way of saying how hard something is getting pushed or pulled over time.
Where is there a job that pays 10.00 per-hour that is close to you and you only have to be sixteen?
No where. Most 16 year olds do not have the qualifications to earn $10hr.
How many feet per second do you have to be traveling to be going 55 mph?
55 mph equals 80.66 feet per second
That would be referred to as a "speed".
It can also be described as "45 miles per hour", to which it is identically equivalent.
How does meters per second per second go to metersper second squared?
Because if you said you had a figure of 100 metres. You had a time of 10 seconds. You had to divide by 10 twice. 100/10 is 10. 10/10 is 1. Now instead of dividing individually, you first multiplied the 10s by each other. 10x10 is 100. 100/100 is 1. You get the same answer. m/s/s is the same as m/s2
205x70x15 versus 30x9.50x15 miles per hour difference on speedometer?
IF you change the tire size from OE either bigger or smaller there will definatly be a change from the actual speed you are going. Not a huge difference but by maybe 1-3 mph depending on your tire size
If a satellite travels 50.000 feet per second how may miles per hour does the satellite travel?
There are exactly 5280 feet per mile and exactly 3600 seconds per hour. Therefore, to convert feet per second to miles per hour, multiply by (3600/5280), with as many significant digits as justified by the other numbers specified by the problem. In this instance, using the questioner's decimal convention (which could mean 50,000 in the U. S.), the answer is 34.091 miles per hour.
What is the equivalent rate of 154 feet per second to miles per hour?
154 feet per second equates to 105 mph.
Witch is faster 216 km in an hour or 60 meters in a second?
both are equal.
60 kilometer in a second=60X60X60 meters in an hour=60X60X60/1000 kilometers in an hour=216 kilometers in an hour.