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by AB-Joel on August 21st, 2006
Well, if you assume the car is going at a constant speed during that 7.17 seconds, you have 1.35 meters per 7.17 seconds, or .18 meters per second. This would also translate to .68 kilometers per hour, or 0.4 miles per hour. If the car changed speed at all during that time, it's top speed will be higher than this. Hope this helps!
by Theophilous on December 28th, 2009
speed = distance / time
by Joe-Speedy on August 21st, 2006
Close enough. I get 0.188 meters/second and 0.42 mph, assuming constant velocity.
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thatnks that helps cuz i was just checking the speed of my tredmill and was curious to know if its good.
by Smartipants on August 21st, 2006