That means you ran 20 meters in one second, which is about 66 feet per second. This sounds very impossible, but in miles per hour, it was 237,600 mph. (The math: 20 meters=66 feet. 66 feet per second times 60 equal 3960 feet per minute. Times 60 again gives you 237,600 feet per hour. 60 second in a minute, 60 minutes in an hour.) then divide 237,600 feet by 5,320 and the answer is 44.66 mph. There are 5,320 feet in a mile.
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200 meters in 27.6 seconds equates to 16.21 miles per hour.
400 meters/80 seconds = 5 meters/second.
140km per hour
that's pretty fast
depending on age. that's pretty average for a girl
1) There are 1609.34 meters in one mile. 1609.34 is 8.05 times more than 200. So take the time that the runner ran the race in and multiply it by 8.05. 2) There are 3600 seconds in an hour. Divide the product you got from multiplying the race time by 8.05 into 3600 and you will get the MPH of the time. EXAMPLE: Someone runs the 200 meter race in 20 seconds flat. Multiply 20 seconds by 8.05 and you get 161. Divide 161 into 3600 and you get 22.36. A runner who ran the 200 meters in 20 seconds flat ran at 22.36 MPH.
Zach ruby and Jake are wicked.... and Zach ran it in 2 seconds.. HE is wicked...... yeh nut ruby is just the best
His speed equated to 917 feet per minute or 15.3 feet per second.
Speed is not measured in units of time (minutes, seconds). If you want the speed in metres per second, divide 1500 by 322.
Presuming a continuous speed through the whole 100 meters, someone who ran 100 yards in 10 seconds would take 10.83 seconds to run 100 meters.
Jason ran 200 yards in 36 seconds