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in the literal sense, it takes one kilometer to run one kilometer. another way is the time varies for each individual. for they may have different fitness levels, making them go different speeds, and frequent to non frequent stops/breaks
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How long does it take you to run 1 kilometer if you ran 9.6 kilometer in one hour?
(1 kilometre) / (9.6 kilometre per hour) = 1/9.6 hour = 0.10417 hour (rounded) = 6minutes 15seconds
Which is long a kilometer or a mile?
1 mile = 1.6093 kilometers 1 kilometer = 0.6214 mile
How long is a gigamicron?
1 kilometer.
How long does it take to walk one kilometer at 4 kilometer per hour?
1/4 of a hour
How many kilometers in square kilometer?
A kilometer is a distance, A distance of 1 kilometer.A square kilometer is an area that has a boundry around it that is 4 kilometers long
How long does it take you to run 1 kilometer if you ran 9.6 kilometer in one hour?
(1 kilometre) / (9.6 kilometre per hour) = 1/9.6 hour = 0.10417 hour (rounded) = 6minutes 15seconds
What is 3 mile run in kilometers?
4.82 km 1 mile = 1.6 kilometer 1 kilometer = 0.62 mile
If A man runs 100 meters in 10.46 seconds how long would it take him to run 1 kilometer?
It will take him 104.6 seconds.
How long is 0.621miles?
1 Kilometer
How long is a gigamicron?
1 kilometer.
Which is long a kilometer or a mile?
1 mile = 1.6093 kilometers 1 kilometer = 0.6214 mile
How long is a meter compared to a kilometer?
A meter is 1/1000 of a kilometer (there are 1,000 meters per kilometer).
18 minutes to run 3.2 kilometers How long does it take to run 1 kilometer?
if it takes you 18 minutes to run 3.2 kilometres, then it would take an estimate of about 6 minutes for 1 kilometre because you run slightly faster in the beginning!
What is as thousand meters long?
It is: 1 kilometer
What is 1 kilometer long?
Like jupiter! (:
How long is 3 kilometres?
1.86 mi 1 mile = 1.6 kilometer 1 kilometer = 0.62 mile
What are the different testing of PFSTT?
The different types of postural stability functional task testing (PFSTT) include the Sensory Organization Test (SOT), Limits of Stability Test (LOS), and the Adaptation Test. These tests assess a person's ability to maintain balance and stability under various conditions to evaluate their postural control and identify any deficits that may affect their functional ability.
