Running one mile in nine minutes is running at 6.66 miles per hour.
The runner would be running at 6.67 miles per hour. This is answered by dividing 60 (minutes in an hour) by 9 (minutes it took for one mile). You are basically saying that the runner will run a mile every 9 minutes, so how many '9 minutes' (each mile ran) are in an hour.
You must run at a speed of exactly [ 1 mile per 13.5 minutes ].To convert that to a more familiar unit:1/13.5 (mile/minute) x (60 minute/hour) = 4 4/9 mile/hour
Minutes per mile = 35/3.7 = 9.46 approx * * * * * * 9 minutes 27 seconds per mile
4.44m/sec
yes it is because I can run a mile in less than 9:10 and so can everyone else in my class which means 16 minutes is plenty of time.
About 9 minutes 40 seconds.
The runner would be running at 6.67 miles per hour. This is answered by dividing 60 (minutes in an hour) by 9 (minutes it took for one mile). You are basically saying that the runner will run a mile every 9 minutes, so how many '9 minutes' (each mile ran) are in an hour.
10 minutes. If the kid goes at 6 miles an hour (which is not very fast) he or she can run the mile in a solid 10 minutes.
9:30
You must maintain a pace of no less than 9.952 miles per hour.
You must run at a speed of exactly [ 1 mile per 13.5 minutes ].To convert that to a more familiar unit:1/13.5 (mile/minute) x (60 minute/hour) = 4 4/9 mile/hour
A very fast one is 9 minutes something. My friend from 7th grade ran 1.5 miles, he always got first place on every meet. He was very good. His time was 9 minutes and something, that's a pretty fast time.
10 mph
Minutes per mile = 35/3.7 = 9.46 approx * * * * * * 9 minutes 27 seconds per mile
I would think that is a reasonable start. Fast walking should produce a mile in 15 minutes. The nine minutes should be able to be improved on though.
4.44m/sec
that is really slow. i ran my first mile half in 9:30