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qalculate (qalc on the command line): $ qalc > 60mi / 23h15min23s to mph (60 × mile) / ((23 × hour) + (15 × minute) + (23 × second)) ≈ 2.57993621

qalculate (qalc on the command line): $ qalc > 60mi / 23h15min23s to mph (60 × mile) / ((23 × hour) + (15 × minute) + (23 × second)) ≈ 2.579936218 mph > 60mi / 23h15min23s to km/min (60 × mile) / ((23 × hour) + (15 × minute) + (23 × second)) ≈ 0.06920008122 km/min

mbesto 4y ago
Cool! I should have clarified. km/min is actually how many min per 1 km, aka pace https://www.depicus.com/swim-bike-run/pace-conversion-chart https://www.depicus.com/swim-bike-run/pace-conversion-chart
- flaviut 4y ago
  Sure, you want 23h15min23s / 60mi to min/km You can give it a try here: https://flaviutamas.com/qalculate-wasm/ https://flaviutamas.com/qalculate-wasm/ Although it's very experimental and this particular query doesn't work right now. I'll take a look soon
  - flaviut 4y ago
    actually, it turns out it works fine on my desktop but not mobile. Not sure why, but wasm is a bit janky sometimes.
    - mbesto 4y ago
      also, one more clarification. the result needs to be formatted into HH:MM:SS trying to see if qalculate can do that as well.
      - flaviut 4y ago
        This was kinda tricky to figure out, but here you go: > 60mi/23h15min23s × (min/km) to time 0:04:09.1202924