the suitable point would be the the distance it runs
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Get a stopwatch. Get a runner (or get runners). Determine and measure the distance between point A and point B. Start the runner(s) at point A. Yell "GO!" and start your stopwatch; the runner(s) should start running from point A toward point B when you yell "GO!" When the runner(s) reach(es) point B, click your stopwatch and see how much time elapsed. This would be the speed of the runner(s) from point A to point B. If you need to convert this to other distances or other measurements, you will have to perform mathematical calculations accordingly.
a reference point is a place that you begin at that you have just ended at.for example.......... i started at my schools main office..(origin) i then walked to my locker...from their i went to my classroom...my locker would be a reference point.
a turning point would be when Theresa comes but I can't think of another 1
A Benchmark Fraction.If Zero is the description of nothing then it would be a useful reference point as everything else can be clearly defined
If we're in the realm of newtonian physics I would say that it couldn't be in motion relative to a reference point, of course quantum physics and seems to prove everything we believe wrong.
the energy forms back into its original state,form, and size. The reference point would be 4.556
a place or object used for a comparrison or motion of a person or object.
If the runner doesn't touch home, the umpire should not call him safe. He should not make any ruling at that point.
That would be a reference point.
The BIPM could not vote on an SI unit without reference points. novelstar:)
That can't be told. You would have to measure that or figure it out yourself. There is no way anyone can give you an actual answer.