A cheetah's speed is typically calculated by measuring the distance it covers in a set amount of time, such as by using radar guns or cameras. By dividing the recorded distance by the time taken, the cheetah's speed can be determined. The top recorded speed of a cheetah is around 58-64 miles per hour.
Average speed is calculated by dividing the total distance covered divided by the time taken. Instantaneous speed is calculated as the derivative of displacement with respect to time.
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Not really. They hunt with speed, which isn't really a working option in a dense forest.
The calculated speed of 62 m/s is equivalent to approximately 139 miles per hour.
The overall speed when combining 3000mph and 1000mph would be 4000mph. This is calculated by adding the two speeds together.
A cheetahs top speed is 112km/h and they can run on their top speedfor 60 second \
To increase the average speed
Cheetahs use their speed to escape from potential predators.
Cheetahs normally symbolize speed and stealth. This is because cheetahs are the fastest animal on land and are able to catch prey easily.
running away with its speed!
lions and cheetahs, cheetahs are not as tough as lions so they need their speed to help them
Cheetahs have sharp claws and teeth- and enough speed to catch most animals.
No, cheetahs use speed to escape confrontations and prefer not to fight unless there is no way to avoid it.
there is no answer for that. cheetahs get their speed from birth
Cheetahs inherit the genes their parents gave to them. They will inherit their speed, color, eye color, and their sex.
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Cheetahs don't live in the jungle. Cheetahs hunt by speed, which doesn't work very well in dense growth. They need open space to run down their prey. Cheetahs live on the Savannah, mostly open grasslands.