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It will depend on the no. Of person and the kind of person that he/she is very lazy or not.

If they are lazy it will take more than hour and if they are not lazy the football mow will cut less than in an hour

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It depends how fast one is walking. The length of two football fields is equal to about 11.26% of a mile. therefore, if you are walking at 3 miles per hour, it would take 2 minutes and 15 seconds.

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a really good high school time would be between 40 and no higher then 50 a older person would be around a 1 or 1:30 depending on age

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