How many meters can a car travel in one second at 100 mph?
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At 100 mph, a car can travel approximately 27.8 meters in one second. Below is an introduction to mph and yards: 1. Mph: In English, the term for mile is written as "mile". Due to colloquial habits, people often omit the "per hour" part, leading to the phonetic translation "mph". As a result, the speed unit miles per hour is often mistakenly interpreted as kilometers per hour, and people say "how many mph" when it's actually incorrect. On the speedometers of domestically produced (or joint venture-produced) cars, you can see the unit marked as km/h. However, in countries like the United States and some others that use imperial units, the speedometer is marked in miles per hour, abbreviated as MPH. 2. Yards: "Yard" is also an imperial unit, but it is a unit of length or distance.