If you can run one mile in 6 minutes, your speed would be 10 miles per hour. This can be calculated by dividing the total distance (1 mile) by the time taken (6 minutes), and then converting the time to hours (6 minutes is 1/10th of an hour). Therefore, 1 mile in 6 minutes is equivalent to running at a speed of 10 miles per hour.
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Oh, dude, if you can run a mile in 6 minutes, your speed is like 10 miles per hour. I mean, that's pretty fast for a human, right? But hey, don't worry if you can't keep up with me, I'm more of a leisurely stroll kind of guy.
Speed = Distance / Time
Speed = 1 mile / 6 minutes
Speed = 1/6 mile per minute
There are 60 minutes in an hour so:
Speed = 1/6 mile per minute x 60 minutes per hour
Speed = 10 mph
If you want this in kph then:
kph = 8/5 mph so
10 mph / 5 = 2
2 x 8 = 16 kph
Well honey, if you can run a mile in 6 minutes, then your speed would be 10 miles per hour. Simple math, nothing fancy. Just don't trip over your own feet trying to show off that speed!
Athletes will run a mile in between 4 and 5 minutes. This is 12 to 15 miles per hour.
It doesn't matter how long you run for, only that you want to run at one speed, a six minute mile. In other words, your six minute mile is that speed in your first through fifth, and every minute after that. The math... a six minute mile is one mile per six minutes which equals 10 miles for every sixty minutes, or ten miles per hour.
(.25 miles / 3 minutes) * (60 minutes / 1 hr) = (.25 * 60)/3 = 5 mph If you run a quarter mile in 3 minutes, your average speed is 5 mph.
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If you are running 12 miles in one hour, divide 60 minutes by 12 to get (5 minute miles).