If you are travelling 80 MPH how long does it take to go 80 miles

iDave

Tough question. Lets see how to calculate the answer

Mr E

Either staged, or she isn't too bright.

0ph0rce0

All i know is that i'd be tapping that ass at 80mph and not worrying about her math skills

ANXIOUS

I read somewhere her dad works for KPMG america (possible the highest paid partner), so we should prob take that video down and delete the thread. In situations you have to ask yourself WWTND? (What would the naziz's do)

Yakuza42

That's pretty bad...I love when he keeps repeating Miles PER HOUR and she's still a clueless.

Scanlas The 2nd

I agree this video should be taken down, it is a form of bullying and could harm her career prospects.

Sar_Bear

I want to punch her in the face.

im invisible

She wasn't too far off working it out in a round-about way..

Mr E

Scanlas The 2nd wrote: »

I agree this video should be taken down, it is a form of bullying and could harm her career prospects.

Not sure if you're serious, but the original video is here with over 8,000,000 views. The genie is well and truly out of the bottle.

Ghandee

Travelling at 80mph for 80 miles doesn't necessarily mean it will take you an hour to get from A-B though.

Fr_Dougal

Mr E wrote: »

Not sure if you're serious, but the original video is here with over 8,000,000 views. The genie is well and truly out of the bottle.

That was before people started committing suicide over internet bullying. Just because some other site has low standards doesn't mean that we should follow suit.

Lyaiera

I think I've been witness to a meme being born.

JustAddWater

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

That was before people started committing suicide over internet bullying. Just because some other site has low standards doesn't mean that we should follow suit.

I'm pretty sure people have commited suicide over Internet bullying before Dec 17th 2011...

steddyeddy

Not to join in bullying the girl I'll say it depends on whether the vehicle is going non stop and whether they are travelling in a straight line or in a vacuum and or black hole.

rob w

Ghandee wrote: »

Travelling at 80mph for 80 miles doesn't necessarily mean it will take you an hour to get from A-B though.

But it does, if A and B are 80 miles apart!

KERSPLAT!

Is this for serious?

steddyeddy

rob w wrote: »

But it does, if A and B are 80 miles apart!

No not always. How many times does the car stop on the way? Is the eighty miles an hour constant?

gbee

She is right of course.

The only way to actually achieve relative and actual speed to distance is to be in a non resistive environment, like space or inside a cell's nucleus.

Her maths is wrong but her approach is right, from experiences we all know we need to be travelling faster to achieve the associated time in distance.

Procrastastudy

If I'm travelling at 80MPH to a destination 80 miles away when do I get there?

Never because I had an accident as I was being a tard recording a youtube video and crashed the car killing me and Bambi Woods' daughter.

The Dagda

steddyeddy wrote: »

No not always. How many times does the car stop on the way? Is the eighty miles an hour constant?

Of course it's constant! :rolleyes: that's the point?!?

steddyeddy

gbee wrote: »

She is right of course.

The only way to actually achieve relative and actual speed to distance is to be in a non resistive environment, like space or inside a cells nucleus.

Her maths is wrong but her approach is right, from experiences we all know he need to be travelling faster to achieve the associated time in distance.

Are you sure a cell's nucleus is non restive?

steddyeddy

The Dagda wrote: »

Of course it's constant! :rolleyes: that's the point?!?

What medium is the car travelling in?

Lyaiera

If I'm travelling 88mph how long does it take to get a hoverboard?

rob w

The Dagda wrote: »

Of course it's constant! :rolleyes: that's the point?!?

Exactly!

The post I quoted said if you travelled "80mph for 80 miles", it didnt say you stopped, slowed down etc., then you wouldnt be travelling at "80mph for 80 miles":rolleyes:

Pj!

That video is around a long time

This will go against him in the divorce settlement unless she does the alimony calculations herself.

steddyeddy

steddyeddy wrote: »

No not always. How many times does the car stop on the way? Is the eighty miles an hour constant?

Are you joking? Of course it's constant. That's using speed as the measure.
If you use distance instead, then it's still 80mph if you traveled 80 miles in that hour with stops included.

The Dagda

steddyeddy wrote: »

What medium is the car travelling in?

If you travel at 80mph for 1 hour you travel 80 miles no matter what medium.

Katunga

If you travel at 88MPH some crazy stuff is about to go down.

The Dagda

rob w wrote: »

Exactly!

The post I quoted said if you travelled "80mph for 80 miles", it didnt say you stopped, slowed down etc., then you wouldnt be travelling at "80mph for 80 miles":rolleyes:

Do you need everything explained to you in minute detail?! :rolleyes:

Ghandee

rob w wrote: »

But it does, if A and B are 80 miles apart!

Flat Tyre, coffee stop, smoke stop, pee stop......