200 kilometres per hour
200 km/hSpeed · definition
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Speed
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DISTANCE IN ONE SECOND
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55.56 m in 1 s
A high-speed train is a passenger train designed to travel much faster than conventional rail services, often between major cities.
83.33 m in 1 s
A little perspective
The speed of a high-speed train is about 1.5 times 200 kilometres per hour.
Speed: 200 km/h; definition.
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Speed: 300 km/h; example.
A defined 200 m trainset, 400 tonne mass and 300 km/h cruise example.
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Speed · definition
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Speed · example
A defined 200 m trainset, 400 tonne mass and 300 km/h cruise example.
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Speed is distance per unit time; it does not specify the total distance travelled.
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