Distance is always going to be in nautical miles and tenths of a nautical mile. Time will be in its usual hours and minutes. Speed will always be in knots and tenths of a knot. Remember, a speed of one nautical mile per hour = one knot. So, going at one knot for one hour we would cover a distance of one nautical mile.D (distance in nautical miles) = Speed (knots) x Time (hours). But, what if we are traveling at 5.5 knots for 1/2 hour? S = 5.5 knots (nautical miles per hour) x .5 hours = 2.75 nautical miles.istance is always going to be in nautical miles and tenths of a nautical mile. Time will be in its usual hours and minutes. Speed will always be in knots and tenths of a knot. Remember, a speed of one nautical mile per hour = one knot. So, going at one knot for one hour we would cover a distance of one nautical mile.
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