Final answer:
b) 100 meters.To determine how far someone could walk in 10 minutes based on their speed for a 10 meter trial, one would need the time it took for that trial.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct answer to the question of how far you could walk in 10 minutes based on your speed for the 10 meter trial is not explicitly stated in the provided information. However, to determine this, you would use the information given about speeds and times and apply it to the distance you want to find out.
For example, if an Olympic-quality sprinter can run 100 m in 10 s, which corresponds to an average speed of 10 m/s, you can use this information to calculate different distances at this speed. However, to answer the question definitively, you'll need the exact time it took for the student's 10-meter trial. Without this, you can't calculate the distance walked in 10 minutes.
To generalize the calculation, you could use the formula distance = speed × time. The speed from the trial needs to be calculated first (speed = distance/time for the 10-meter trial). Once the speed is known, it can be multiplied by the time (10 minutes converted to seconds) to find the distance walked.