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Printers are pushing significantly faster acceleration these days with upto 50k mm^2/s and 1m/s is already real.
Which hotend do you use to push >100 mm^3/s?
Lets be real here, a bambulab x1c which is currently considered high speed for >95% of users (which you are asking for here), has a maximum flow rate of 22 mm^3/s which limits it to about 250mm/s for 0.2mm layer height.
Divide the number by 5 which would be roughly every 100 print hour or two weeks of printing.