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How much distance does a car going 141.5 mph cover in 2/10000 seconds or to be more exact 22/100000 seconds. We are trying to figure it out, but it's a little over our heads.
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need more info ...
you did not factor in any BEER... thats a variable, so its important ![]() captain jack
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Im going with a un educated guess. .48 of a inch if your stating .0002 (2/10000)
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I got 0.54 inches. Or basically 1/2 inch.
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Capt, no beer that day, maybe that's the trouble. That is what Kevin lost by in Atlanta .0002. So somewhere between a tenth inch and a half inch. I have a comparison to that, but not here. Thanks guys.
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Using the Kentucky wet finger in the air method I'm a going guess .4980792". I apologize that I was unable to get my shoes off (that Velcro is some tuff stuff) to give you a more accurate number!
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0.0985 Inches.. Buick math.
Less than a tenth of an inch? |
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