402 meters in 4 minutes 47 seconds = 3.13 miles per hour.
1000 meters in 60.6 seconds = 36.91 mph
Very.
Swimming 50 meters in 45 seconds is generally considered a decent pace for a 60-year-old woman, especially if she is not a competitive swimmer. This translates to a speed of about 1.11 meters per second, which is quite manageable for recreational swimming. Individual fitness levels, experience, and health conditions can greatly influence performance, so it's important to consider these factors as well.
98.63mph
The time it takes for a man to run 1500 meters can vary widely depending on his fitness level and running speed. Elite male middle-distance runners can complete 1500 meters in about 3 minutes and 30 seconds to 4 minutes. For recreational runners, times may range from around 5 to 7 minutes. Overall, a typical range could be anywhere from 3:30 to over 7:00 minutes.
To find the speed, first convert 7 minutes and 35 seconds to seconds only (455 seconds total). Then, divide the distance (2000 meters) by the time (455 seconds) to get the speed: 2000 meters / 455 seconds = 4.40 meters per second.
1000 meters in 60.6 seconds = 36.91 mph
Very.
900 meters/30 seconds = 30 meters/second
Swimming 50 meters in 45 seconds is generally considered a decent pace for a 60-year-old woman, especially if she is not a competitive swimmer. This translates to a speed of about 1.11 meters per second, which is quite manageable for recreational swimming. Individual fitness levels, experience, and health conditions can greatly influence performance, so it's important to consider these factors as well.
6 seconds
98.63mph
2.5 seconds
0.57 seconds
both are just as fast although the one going 10 meters in five seconds is probably accelerating faster...
Without stop should take about 8 minutes for a beginner unless he or she is pretty fast. Say 6 - 8 minutes?
12.6 seconds, walcott runs in 10.3 seconds