38 Miles From Me (2024)

FAQs

How long is 30 miles drive? ›

At 60 mph, it's 30 minutes. At 30 mph it's an hour, at 15 mph it's 2hrs, at 10 mph its 3 hours, at 5mph it's 6 hrs.

Depends on how fast you're going. At 60 mph it'd take 40 minutes. At 30 mph it'd take 1h20 minutes.

Answer: The total time taken to cover 40 miles at 60 mph in 40 minutes. The unit of speed is always in accordance with that of the time and distance.

So, you are covering 1 mile every minute, 39 miles in 39 minutes. You would need to be averaging 60 MPH to do this or be driving exactly 60 MPH for exactly 39 minutes.

For instance, if you're going 60 mph, you travel 60 miles in one hour. There are 60 minutes in one hour, so just divide the miles by that amount, and voila! It takes only one minute to travel 1 mile.

at 60 mph a 45 minute drive is 45 miles. At 30 mph a 45 minute drive is 22.5 mile drive. At 120 mph, a 45 minute drive is 90 miles. As many as you want depending on your speed.

Car: If you're driving at a constant speed of 60 miles per hour (mph), it would take around 50 minutes to travel 50 miles. However, this can vary significantly based on traffic conditions and road quality.

mph stands for “miles per hour”, and this means “the number of miles travelled in an hour”. So it's easy to see that in 4 hours at a speed of 60mph you would have travelled 240 miles, because 60 x 4 = 240.

Time=distance over time (t=d/s). So, 45 / 70 = 0.643 hours. To get this into minute's, multiply the 0.643 hours by 60 (60 minutes in an hour). Which equals 38.57 minutes.

The US survey mile is 5,280 US survey feet, or 1,609.347 metres and 0.30480061 metres respectively. Both are very slightly longer than the international mile and international foot.

How far can I go with my gas light on? ›

As a general rule of thumb, it's usually safe to drive 30-50 miles once the fuel light has illuminated, but in some larger vehicles, drivers can go up to 80 miles before stopping for gas.

A typical car in the city might cruise at about 30 mph, covering around 1.5 miles in 3 minutes. Switch to walking shoes, and at an average pace of 3 mph, you'll take about 30 minutes to cover that same 1.5-mile stretch.

Calculate the hours by a factor of 60 to approximate the miles accumulated on the engine. Formula: Engine hours x 60 = Approximate mileage.

That is speed = distance ÷ time. Or to put it another way distance divided by speed will give you the time. Provided you know two of the inputs you can work out the third. For example if a car travels for 2 hours and covers 120 miles we can work out speed as 120 ÷ 2 = 60 miles per hour.

So, if a driver goes 60 miles per hour, they will reach their destination in 30 minutes ((30 x 60) / 60). However, if a driver only goes 25 miles per hour, the trip will take 1.2 hours longer - 72 minutes.

A “mike” in military language is a minute. “Wait one mike” is like saying “wait one minute” or “we're 15 mikes out” means we are 15 minutes away. “Mike” is the military phonetic for the letter M in the alphabet - such as alpha bravo charlie (A B C)... On the other hand, a “click” is a kilometer.

30 mph means you travel 30 miles in each hour of time traveled. In 2 hours you would travel 60 miles (2x30). 3 hours, 90 miles (3x30). Etc.

Answer. 15 mph; Divide 30 miles by 2 hours in order to find the unit rate. When dividing, you will get the quotient, 15, or 15 miles per hour.