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A jogger runs 99yd in 10.00 seconds. What would be his time for a 458 m run at the same rate?
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A jogger runs 99yd in 10.00 seconds. What would be his time for a 458 m run at the same rate?
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So if he run 99yd in 10 seconds, we convert yards into meters.
Since
, then
.
Then we do:
÷
=
9.05256m/s.
Then we divide
÷
=
50.5934233s
So the answer is: He ran 458m in
50.5934233s.
Hope this helped! c:
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