(100 / 4 ) meters per second
100 meters in 4 seconds = 25 meters per second
100 m / 4 s = 25 m / s
Multiply by 60 for meters per minute
25 m * 60 sec = 1500 m / min
Multiply again by 60 for meters per hour
1500 m * 60 min = 90,000 m / hr
Divide by 1000 for kilometers per hour
90,000 m/hr / 1000 m/km = 90 km / hr
One kilometer = .621 miles to convert to mph
90 km/hr * .621 mi/km = 55.89 mph
Its average speed is 50 meters per 2 seconds. The rate can also be expressed as "25 meters per second", "90 kilometers per hour", or "approximately 56 miles per hour".
7.14 seconds.
1.166 meters per sec.
Distance = Rate * Timeso,Rate(speed) = Distance/Time= 112 meters/4 seconds= 28 meters/second
Average speed = 200 meters per 25 seconds It can also be written as 8 meters per second
Its average speed is 50 meters per 2 seconds. The rate can also be expressed as "25 meters per second", "90 kilometers per hour", or "approximately 56 miles per hour".
The average speed of the cheetah can be calculated by dividing the distance traveled by the time taken. In this case, 140 meters / 5 seconds = 28 meters per second. Thus, the cheetah's average speed is 28 m/s.
7.14 seconds.
900 meters/30 seconds = 30 meters/second
1.166 meters per sec.
Distance = Rate * Timeso,Rate(speed) = Distance/Time= 112 meters/4 seconds= 28 meters/second
Sprints in a running race are typically short distances, ranging from 60 meters to 400 meters.
The fastest cheetah ran 100 meters in 6.13 seconds. Answer B: Errr no because a greyhound can run it faster then that and last I checked Greyhounds are a lot slower then Cheetah.
Average speed = 200 meters per 25 seconds It can also be written as 8 meters per second
0.1 x 3600/5 = 72 kph
I watched the video of that super fast cheetah too - and also thought that it would be somewhere around 60 to 70 mph... Someone said that was only 36.5 mph, but I had to do the math to see if it's right... I was surprised really...Here's how I did my math and I am not really into math so anyone please correct me if I'm wrong...There are 1,609.344 meters in a mile... so, if you divide that by 100 meters, you get 16.09 units of measure that he would have run if he had run a mile...If it took him 6.13 seconds to do 100 meters, then it would have taken him 16.09 units of measure times 6.13 to run a mile... That comes out to 98.63 seconds to run one mile...Since there are 3600 seconds in an hour, then if we divide 3600 by 98.63, we should get the number of miles per hour the cheetah can run. That comes out to 36.5 mph...Someone please check my logic an math! I thought cheetahs could do 60 to 70...------The 36.5mph is the average speed.My assumption is that it takes a couple seconds to reach maximum speed for a cheetah, and a cheetah can only obtain it's peak speed for a few seconds before slowing down.Timeline:0s - 0mph1s - 10mph2s - 30mph3s - 60mph4s - 75mph5s - 75mph6s - 75mphA cheetah can hold it's top speed for almost a minute.-------Yes - good point - this is an average. I didn't realize that this was a 100 meter dash... So, perhaps cheetah's top speed is 60 to 70...100 meters/6.13 seconds (1 mile/1609 meters)(3600 seconds/1 hour)= 36.5 miles per hourdouble checks. logic and math OK.
12 meters per second