i swim a fair bit. an average swimmer will swim 50 metres in about 1 and a half minutes breastroke. maybe 10 seconds faster if front crawl
You should use the relationship of 10 decimeters equal 1 meter. So if you have 4 meters could convert them into 40 decimeters.
One kilometer equals 1000 meters.
There shouldn't be any units as what you are essentially asking is 'How many times does 2 meters go into 4 meters?' and the answer is simply twice, or 2.
Most pools should be oval shaped. Oval shaped pools allow the swimmer to be able to swim laps and have a pool with greater depth.
i swim a fair bit. an average swimmer will swim 50 metres in about 1 and a half minutes breastroke. maybe 10 seconds faster if front crawl
Well for a competitive swimmer in longcourse it should be about 4-6 ( depends on age an level) so the average person that doesn't practice swimming probably 15 minutes if they could even finish it( depending on how physically fit they are and how their general technique is in swimming) 400 meters is a lot for someone who doesn't swim- thats 16 laps in a shortcourse pool and 8 in a longcourse.
In average swimmer should be able to do 1,500m in around 20 - 25minutes therefore for 1km you should be taking 13 - 16minutes
This depends on a lot of factors including sex, amount of training and how fit one is. A good time for a fit, competetive woman swimmer is 15 seconds. Men around 12. For the average person, it would, of course, take longer.
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99-100lb for a swimmer and for a volleyball player 100-200lb
A shower should at minimum be about 45 cubic meters. This would provide enough floor space and height for the average person.
He should be because hes a reptile and has fins.
The average time that should be taken for someone to complete a full swing of a one-handed sword in various directions is 30 seconds.
don't know in meters...but it's approximately 1 second off from yards. In yards. A 50yard time for butterfly would be 26 seconds... that means you're pretty decent and have swam before. Of course this is different depending on gender, guys being faster than girls. I'm a highschool female senior (of average athletic ability) and I just began swimming the 50 butterfly in relays. My average time is about 35.7 seconds and my coach is completely thrilled with me! xD So my guess is that it's dependent on the team and your ability
The velocity sensor should be placed at approximately 40-60% of the total water depth, so in this case, it should be placed at around 5-7.5 meters from the surface to estimate the stream's average velocity accurately. Placing it in this range helps account for variations in velocity across the vertical profile of the stream.
I'd say 10-35 seconds