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  1. 31 mar 2016 · If I fix that so it is really 30 minutes, here are the formulas. E3 has custom format [h]:mm to be able to show more than 24 hours, if that should ever be the case.

  2. 15 mar 2011 · With distance in meters in cell A1 and speed in kilometers per second in cell A2, give this formula a try... =18*A1/A2/5. or, since the constant is exact, this... =3.6*A1/A2.

  3. 10 lut 2003 · To calculate a time, I use (distance*60)/speed and get the resultant time in minute but how can I format the display to show it in hours:mins:secs. eg.. for 60mins, I'd like it to display 01:00:00. for 90min, I'd like it to display 01:30:00. Assistance greatly appreciated.

  4. Calculate the time it takes to travel a certain distance in nautical miles based on a speed in knots. A knot is a unit of speed equal to one nautical mile per hour. The symbol used for a knot is kn or kt.

  5. 11 gru 2020 · Calculate average speed from distance and time with formulas. Calculating the average speed from distance and time, the following formula can help you. 1. Please enter this formula: =A2/(B2*24) into a blank cell where you want to output the result, and then drag the fill handle down to the cells you want to get all results, see screenshot:

  6. 5 mar 2019 · I need a formula to get Time from Distance (km) and Speed (kt) A1 = 100km (distance) A2 = 40knot (speed) A3 = 00:00:00 (time) which I need!? Does somebody know hot to get this?

  7. The formula is: 60 x D = S x T which is expressed as: 60D = ST. and can be remembered by the address: 60 "D" Street. Time is entered in minutes, speed in knots and distance in nautical miles (the same formula will work for statute miles and kilometres).

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