To determine if Runner A will be caught by Runner B, we can calculate their distances over time. In the first half hour, Runner A covers 2.8 miles (5.6 mph x 0.5 hours). After that, Runner B, starting half an hour later, runs at 6.4 mph. Runner B will close the gap at a rate of 0.8 mph (6.4 mph - 5.6 mph), meaning it will take them 3.5 hours to catch Runner A (2.8 miles ÷ 0.8 mph). Thus, Runner B will eventually catch Runner A during the marathon.
The marathon runner is running at 26 miles per 2.5 hours (26 miles / 2.5 hours), or 10.4 miles per hour.
If you're a runner competing in a marathon, it's poor. If you're a jogger, it's good. If you're a bicycler, it's just average. If you're a tortoise, it's spectacular.
time = distance/rate so, t = 26.2 mi/12 mi per h = 2.2 h
A quarter of the distance.
yes
The answer depends on the distance for the race. A marathon runner could not maintain the speed attained by a sprint runner.
The current lead runner in the marathon race is Sarah Johnson.
"Nike!" The runner announced "Victory!" over the Persians at the battle of Marathon .
The marathon runner - they've trained their body to make the most of the air they breathe in order to keep running for 26 miles. Smoking reduces lung capacity - because the tar in the cigarettes accumulates at the bottom of the lungs - taking up space that would normally be filled by air !
Who was the first women olypic marathon runner
14 miles on the route he took. 10 miles if you mean in a straight line.
Carrot
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If the muscles of a weightlifter and a marathon runner were compared, the marathon runner would have more slow-twitch muscle fibers. These fibers are more efficient for endurance activities, as they are designed for prolonged, aerobic exercise, allowing the runner to sustain activity over long distances. In contrast, the weightlifter would have more fast-twitch fibers, which are suited for short bursts of strength and power.
hayley haining
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Asthma prevents proper breathing and marathon runner would be affected by the lack of oxygen to their muscles, which may make them fatigue faster.