The number must be huge.
The National Federation of State High School Associations(NFHS), and
Track and Field News (T&FN) maintain lists of the outdoor national records
in the sport of Track and Field at the United States high school level.
According to those . . .
-- Michael Granville, of Bell Gardens CA High School, ran 800 meters in 1:46.45
at a high school meet in Norwalk, California, on May 31, 1996.
-- At the National Scholastic Championships in Greensboro NC on June 18, 2011,
the team from Long Beach CA Polytechnic High School ran the 4 x 800 meters relay
in 7:28.75, and each of the four runners in that race ran his individual 800 in under
2 minutes.
This doesn't even consider college or professional track.
It depends on how fast you are going
Just under 16,611 days.
(800 meters/1.59 minutes) x ( 1 km/1,000 meters) x (60 minutes/hour) = 30.189 km/hr (rounded)
25% of people have an IQ under 100.
No number of meters equals one minute, unless possibly minutes of longitude are meant. Normally, minutes measure time and meter measures distance, which are incommensurable (incompatible) categories.
It depends on how fast you are going
0.43 meters or just a bit under half a meter. 0.43 meters or just a bit under half a meter.
At least 4.5 miles per hour.
a couple minutes under 3817 days and 5 hours
how minutes are there in a day, that's how many minutes, haha
just under 1.4
Mm is how it should be written under the SI conventions. However, there is such a great danger of people misunderstanding this that many physicists and engineers use one of the alternativesMegameter1000Km106m
Just under four minutes.
Just under 16,611 days.
How many minutes are people killed by a drunk driver in the us?
(800 meters/1.59 minutes) x ( 1 km/1,000 meters) x (60 minutes/hour) = 30.189 km/hr (rounded)
Officially: 17,987,547,480Easier to remember, in case you ever need it: 18 billion.(That's 18 million kilometers.)