If you are travelling at 30mph, how far would you get in 10mins?

Question

If you are travelling at 30mph, how far would you get in 10mins?

Answer 1

Well are you in the city or country?  

How many red lights?

What is the flow of traffic?

Are you travelling alone or with a car full?

Why not go 60 mph?

Answer 2

5 Miles

10 mins is one sixth of an hour One mile takes 2 minutes

Answer 3

As far as your car will take you because not all engines has the same Vroom Vroom

Answer 4

Its 5 miles.

That is unless you get stuck in traffic or your car breaks down!

Message to person above me:  how would travelling alone or with more people affect how far you travel?  You would still be doing 30mph regardless

Answer 5

that would depend on if you got stopped for driving too slow.

Answer 6

five miles

Answer 7

30 mph is 30 miles per hour. Sixty minutes equals one hour.10 minutes is one sixth of an hour. So you would have gone six miles.

Walter C.

Answer 8

if i was driving in a circle, then not very far....

Answer 9

if going and no stops 5 mile? u can lose time in traffic and lights

Answer 10

30 mile/hour = 60 mins in an hour/10 mins =6

30 miles/6 = 5 miles if it is a constant speed the whole time

Answer 11

10 minutes is 1/6 of an hour, so divide the 30 miles by 6.

Answer 12

30 * 1/6 = 5miles

Answer 13

the way gas is now???  not far.

Answer 14

just remember...60 mph is a mile a minute

Answer 15

Not that much far

Answer 16

If you do 30 miles in an hour you do half a mile a minute.  Therefore you would do 5 miles in 10 minutes.

Answer 17

5 miles

Answer 18

in 10 min...you would have traveled 5 miles

Answer 19

Rate times time equals distance R * T = D is the equation

So we have R 30 * T (60/10 or  .16666) D= 4.999

Answer 20

DEPENDS ON A SCALE OF FAR ID SAY NOT VERY

HOW MANY SHEEP DOES LARRY OWN???

Answer 21

divide by 6

Answer 22

5 miles.

Answer 23

5 miles at a constant 30 mph.

Answer 24

Are you just after some points for asking questions? 5 miles, unless you're in a boat, in which case it converts to 5.75 nautical miles, but if you're going against a strong tide, it could be anything between 0 and 4 miles if you are going off actual speed. Then you might even consider the distance travelled through space, rather than the distance travlled across our earth. If thats the case, we would travel 173.3 miles in 10mins if you are at the equator. Hope that helps.

Answer 25

0.5

Answer 26

It depends on how often you stop for gas!

Answer 27

60mph is one mile a minute

so 30mph is half a mile per minute

so in ten minutes you go five miles

Answer 28

approx. 5 miles