That depends on vehicle speed. At 60 mph a vehicle covers 88 feet in one second. It also depends on the length of the car, but assuming the average car is 15 feet in length, it takes less than 2 tenths of a second to travel one "car length" at 60 mph. So in one second, the average car covers almost 6 car lengths! Double the speed - 120 mph - and that same car covers 176 feet in one second; more than half the length of a football field.
Anytime you have a number divided into "TENTHS" the answer is 10!
It depends on the distance the race is run over and the track conditions but generally 5 lengths to the second is a good guide.
Each each length is 25 meters, then 0.8 miles equates to 51.5 lengths.
Two lengths
1 second equates to 0.0003 hours.
There are 3,600 seconds in one hour. To find how many tenths of a second are in one hour, we multiply 3,600 seconds by 10 (as there are 10 tenths in a whole unit). Therefore, there are 36,000 tenths of a second in one hour.
i think its 10
ten of them
451 liters equates to 4,765.7 1/10-quart measures.
750mph equates to 335.28 meters per second.
40mph equates to 58.67 feet per second.
17,000 mph equates to 4.72 miles per second.