cm/sec, yes? ok, divide by 100 to go from cm to m. then multiply by 3600 to go from sec to hr
if the man makes one circuit in 40 sec, he will make 3 3/4 circuits in 2 Min., 30 Sec or 150 Sec. so his displacement from his starting point is 10M..
distance = (rate) x (time), so time = (distance)/(rate).If the rate = 30 m/s & distance = 165 m, then: t = 165 m / (30 m/s) = 5.5 seconds
6 sec is 6/3600 of an hour so 45/600 km = 45/0.6 m = 75 m.
As it is 3.5 x 10, it will be 35 kilometres, .
50 mph x 0.4 sec = 291/3 feet
A little under 2 miles
Yes there is a swimmer named michaela but she didn't go to the Olympics or anything.
hey, would you happen to go to telopea??? Is this for your math assignment??? Coz im doing the same question! who is this??
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cm/sec, yes? ok, divide by 100 to go from cm to m. then multiply by 3600 to go from sec to hr
A cheetah can run up to 75 mph in short bursts go as far as about a third of a mile and can go from 0 to 64 mph in a matter of 3 sec.
Objects in the Solar System, near Earth, usually have speeds between 30 and 42 kilometers per second. Since Earth moves at 30 km/sec, a head-on crash between Earth and a meteorite may occur at a speed of up to about 72 km/sec.
The answer is: The swimmer exerts a reaction force on the water.
you go down to the left and their a button it is a timer press the button and you have about 30 sec. to go to the top again and jump threw the hole
if the man makes one circuit in 40 sec, he will make 3 3/4 circuits in 2 Min., 30 Sec or 150 Sec. so his displacement from his starting point is 10M..
A 180 grain 30/06 bullet can go @ 5700 yards