Gary A.
Been spending a lot of time on here!
Or rather make an attempt at 5,000.
Anybody want to check my math to make sure I have this correct?
T = L / (S * 1.466667) where T is time to travel a segment in seconds; L is length of the segment in feet; and S is the speed in miles per hour.
So, T = 5280 / (60 * 1.466667) = 5280 / 88.00002 = 59.999986, which is close enough to 60.
Yes, it takes 60 seconds to travel one mile at 60 MPH.

I should probably keep my grammar consistent, too. haha seconds vs second vs miles vs mileView attachment 88208Anybody want to check my math to make sure I have this correct?
T = L / (S * 1.466667) where T is time to travel a segment in seconds; L is length of the segment in feet; and S is the speed in miles per hour.
So, T = 5280 / (60 * 1.466667) = 5280 / 88.00002 = 59.999986, which is close enough to 60.
Yes, it takes 60 seconds to travel one mile at 60 MPH.
Keep your units consistent.![]()
So, I've been doing this today - which has been fun
Little video shoot which, despite what it looks like, has nothing to do with news reading.
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