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Which button 2 press 4 climbing ladders in gta4 PC?
the one you assigned it to. press the start button to check it out.
What year did the decimal coinage system start?
Different countries changed at different times so you will need to specify which country.
How are whole numbers different from natural numbers?
whole numbers are the numbers that start from 0 (0,1,2,3,4.......) and natural numbers are the numbers that start from 1 (1,2,3,4,5......)
How do you teach trigonometry?
Start by teaching the basic properties of different triangles because trigonometry is the science of triangles.
How are the identity properties of multiplication and addition different?
To start with, the identity element of multiplication is 1, that of addition is 0.
How many ways can 7 runners be assigned to seven lanes at the start of a race?
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What is a crowd start in track and field?
Basically, the runners start as a crowd, not as individuals in lanes with starting blocks. Everybody lines up at the start, and they are all released at once.
What is formula of stagger in track and field?
The stagger is done so that everyone runs the same distance. The runners that start on the inside lanes start farther back, because the outside lanes are longer. This way everyone runs the same distance no matter which lane they are assigned.
How do they keep track of the runners at the checkpoints of a marathon?
All runners are assigned a number at the start of the race. When a runner passes a checkpoint the number is checked on a list. This way the runners don't have to stop to put their names down.
Why do the Olympians have a staggered start for the 200m race and why do they run in lanes?
The track length is longer for the outer lanes. The starting blocks are staggered so that each runner has an equal distance to the finish line. They have to remain in their respective lanes because of the position where they started, to make it fair to all runners.
What is Difference between inner and outer lanes of a running track?
The inner lanes of a running track are shorter in distance compared to the outer lanes due to the curvature of the track. Specifically, a standard 400-meter track measures this distance in the innermost lane, while each subsequent outer lane is slightly longer. As a result, runners in outer lanes must cover more ground to complete the same number of laps, which is why staggered starts are used in races to ensure fairness. This design accommodates the varying distances while allowing all runners to start simultaneously.
Is it worked fairly for runners who start on different lines?
The Distance they run is the same by the end of the race.
Why start lines in a 400 meter race staggered?
Due to the curved/circular path of the track, the diameter is longer with each lane that moves outwards. Runners start at intervals for the 400 meter dash so that all runners end up running 400 meters in the end and not more or less.
Curve strating line in track and field?
not quite sure what you're asking here... if you're asking if they curve the starting line, then the answer is that it depends on the race most individual distance (600m+ in most cases) events start on what's called a 'waterfall line'. This line is a progressively curved line intended to compensate for the added distance of running in the outside lanes. As soon as the gun goes off, the runners fight for position in the innermost lane. For almost every sprinting event (less the 55, 55h, 100, 110hh) and some relays, runners begin in a 'staggered' position, in which each lane has its own starting line, again to compensate for added distance in the outer lanes. These lines are not curved, though the 'break line', a line that may or may not be used (depending on the race and meet) to signify when a runner can 'break' out of his or her assigned lane and move to lane 1 without penalty, is sometimes used in a race and is curved in the opposite direction (away from runners in outer lanes).
What is the stagger distance for the 400m relay?
The stagger in the 400 meter dash are the different starting points around the first curve that each runner lines up on. Because the track is oval, having everyone start at the same line would be unfair to those running in the lanes outside of lane 1. Basically, the further out you would start, the further you would have to run. for example, By having the starting point for each lane start futher up ,or staggered, around the first turn ensures that all the runners are running the same distance.
What do you call a race in which some runners have a head start?
Cheating.
How do you space runners racing on a track?
There are a few ways to space runners on a track. You could have a staggered start where there is one runner per lane and they each start a but higher then the next (due to which lane they are in). They could also all start on the waterfall (the curved start line).
