To calculate the time it takes to sail 1 kilometer at a speed of 20 knots, first convert knots to kilometers per hour. Since 1 knot is approximately 1.852 kilometers per hour, 20 knots is about 37.04 kilometers per hour. To find the time, use the formula: time = distance/speed. Thus, it will take about 1.62 minutes to sail 1 kilometer at 20 knots.
I learned to sail in a 7-foot long sailboat that regularly achieved 20 knots.
4.7 days at 19.5 knots
It takes a bit over 3 hours to sail 19 miles at 6 knots
It takes (58)/(your speed in knots) hours.
It would depend on what speed you were travelling at.
about 7 days in a favorable wind, since the ship would sail at 4-6 knots
The distance is 6665 nautical miles. 27.8 days at sea, speed of 10 knots
Well, a knot is 1 nautical mile per hour.
This depends on the speed of the vessel over the distance. For instance if assume the vessels speed is 5 knots ( 5 nautical miles an hour) Apply the formula Speed=Distance/Time, With a bit of rearranging Time=Distance/Speed, Therefore it would take 35 hours to sail 175 miles at 5 knots.
To calculate the time it takes to sail 6,000 miles at a speed of 10 knots, you can use the formula: time = distance ÷ speed. At 10 knots, which is equivalent to 10 nautical miles per hour, it would take 600 hours to cover 6,000 miles. This translates to 25 days if sailing continuously without breaks.
Depending on the exact route, the route is approximately 4,600 miles. Assuming 20 knots (no wind corrections) it would be just over 230 hours, of just over 9.5 days asuming you sail 24 hours a day and do not stop for supplies.
.089 knots per meter or 11.23 meters per knots