Then, integer part of mixed fraction = minutes.
Fractional part = seconds.
4.60
1.5 meters/second
"s" is just an abbreviation for "second", as in 5m 30s (5 minutes, 30 seconds).
There are 60 seconds in one minute.
Humans can run 9m/s in a dash and 6 m/s in a marathon and 3 m/s jogging.
4.60
1.5 meters/second
"s" is just an abbreviation for "second", as in 5m 30s (5 minutes, 30 seconds).
First lets know the formula of average speed: average speed= distance/time taken here the distance: 1500 m and time taken: 4 minutes (the metre unit always should be with second unit) So lets convert 4 mins into sec: 4*60= 240sec average speed: 1500/240 = 25/4 = 6.25m/s
To find the total displacement, we need to calculate the total distance covered in each segment. In the first segment, d1 = 5 m/s * 4 min = 120 m. In the second segment, d2 = 4 m/s * 3 min = 60 m. Thus, the total displacement is the sum of the two distances: 120 m + 60 m = 180 m.
first you have to convert the 6 mins to seconds 60 x 6 = 360 + 35 = 395 sooo 8550/395 = 21.65 m/s
The average speed of P-waves through the Earth is about 6-8 km/s. In 9 minutes, the P-waves would travel about 32,400-43,200 km.
There are 60 seconds in one minute.
The total displacement of the jogger can be found by adding up the individual displacements from each segment. The displacement for the first segment is (5 m/s) * (4 minutes) = 20 meters. The displacement for the second segment is (4 m/s) * (3 minutes) = 12 meters. Therefore, the total displacement is 20 meters + 12 meters = 32 meters.
Humans can run 9m/s in a dash and 6 m/s in a marathon and 3 m/s jogging.
To calculate the speed of the 100m dash, you first need to convert the time from minutes to seconds. In this case, 11.8 minutes is 708 seconds. Then, you divide the distance (100m) by the time (708s) to find the average speed. Speed = Distance / Time, so speed = 100m / 708s = 0.141 m/s.
d=speed x time =1.5cm/s x 2 minutes =3 minutes