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How many drive-thru lines is 100 km per hour?
100 km per hour is roughly 992 drive-thru lines at lunch rush.
That's roughly
992drive-thru lines at lunch rush
Assuming one drive-thru line moves at 0.06 mph (0.03 m/s, if you insist).
Also equal to
- πa thirdof a stock car at Talladega
- πa thirdof an Acela train
- βΎtwo-thirdsof a 100-mph fastball
- π¦ two-thirdsof a diving bald eagle
- πalmost oneinterstate trucker
- π2.5minivans in a school zone
The math
One drive-thru line moves at 0.06 mph, or 0.03 m/s in metric. 100 km per hour is 100 km/h. Divide one by the other:
100 km/h Γ· 0.101 km/h β 992 drive-thru lines
Yes, we did the math in metric. Someone had to.