A split time is basically the time it takes to run a fraction of a race. If there is a 1500 meter race, there could be split times at 400 meters, 800 meters, and 1200 meters. So the time it took to run the first 400 meters of the 1500 meter race would be called a split time.
It depends on how fast you run.
1 mile = 1608 meters, so they are pretty much the same
12.7 was his first race time.
If your time was 15 seconds in a race, it is most likely that you ran the 100-meter sprint. The 100-meter sprint is a common track and field event that tests speed and acceleration over a short distance. A time of 15 seconds would be considered a good time for an amateur runner, but elite sprinters can complete the race in under 10 seconds.
11.37 would be for 100 meters.
A split time is basically the time it takes to run a fraction of a race. If there is a 1500 meter race, there could be split times at 400 meters, 800 meters, and 1200 meters. So the time it took to run the first 400 meters of the 1500 meter race would be called a split time.
Four disciplines of cycling are held at the Olympics: track, road, mountain, and BMX. Track - Men: Team Sprint, Sprint, Keirin, 4000 meter Team Pursuit, 4000 meter Individual Pursuit, Madison 50 kilometer, and Points Race 40 kilometer Women: Sprint, 3000 meter Individual Pursuit, and Points Race 25 kilometer Road - Men: Road Race and Time Trial Women: Road Race and Time Trial Mountain - One event for both men and women BMX - One event for both men and women
It depends on how fast you run.
2 miles is 3200 meters. So, you need to deduct from your two mile time your average 200 meter time when you run two miles. For example, your 2 mile time is 12 minutes. When you run 2 miles on a track, you're running 16 X 200 meters. So, divide 12 (your 2 mile time) by 16 (the number of 200 meters you run). You get .75, or 3/4s of 60 seconds, which is 45 seconds. Now, deduct 45 seconds from 12 minutes, and you get 11:15 for 3000 meters.
The fastest time a person has run a 1400 meter race is 3 minutes 43.13 seconds. Moroccan athlete Hicham el Guerrouj ran it in 2011.
1 mile = 1608 meters, so they are pretty much the same
12.7 was his first race time.
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the answer is d
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yes because speed = distance divide by time