75 yards is 68.58m so to convert 8.3s for 75 yards to 70m:
= 70/68.58 x 8.3
= 8.47s
To convert 12 minutes and 47 seconds into milliseconds, we first need to convert the minutes into seconds. There are 60 seconds in a minute, so 12 minutes is equal to 12 x 60 = 720 seconds. Adding the remaining 47 seconds gives us a total of 720 + 47 = 767 seconds. To convert seconds to milliseconds, we multiply by 1000, so 767 seconds is equal to 767 x 1000 = 767,000 milliseconds. Therefore, holding his breath for 12 minutes and 47 seconds is equivalent to 767,000 milliseconds.
Gina can use the multiplication function in her spreadsheet to convert minutes to seconds. Specifically, she should multiply the number of minutes by 60, as there are 60 seconds in a minute. For example, if her minutes are in cell A1, she can use the formula =A1 * 60 to get the equivalent time in seconds.
My record is 35 seconds The record in the Carib swim team is 30 seconds achieved by Kelia what's her name.
Usain Bolt has the record with 9.58 seconds. Florence Griffith-Joyner has the female world record with 10.49 seconds.
At the Olympics where Bolt broke the record in 9.72 seconds it was Richard Thompson in 9.89 seconds. At the Berlin World Championships where Bolt broke the record in 9.58 seconds it was Tyson Gay in 9.71 seconds. Of course this answer is for the 100m and not the 200m.
The men's world record in the 400 meter dash is 43.18 seconds. The men's world record in the 400 meter hurdles is 46.78 seconds. This is a difference of 3.60 seconds. The women's world record in the 400 meter dash is 47.60 seconds. The women's world record in the 400 meter hurdles is 52.34 seconds. This is a difference of 4.74 seconds.
The record for most ollies in 1 minute is 42 I don't think there's a most ollies in 30 seconds record
Marita Koch currently holds the women's world record in the 400 meter dash at 47.60 seconds set in 1985. She set the world record seven times and broke her own world record five times. Marita Koch's world record times: 1) 49.19 seconds - broke the existing world record of Irena Szewinska (49.28 seconds) on July 2, 1978. 2) 49.03 seconds - broke her own world record on August 19, 1978. 3) 48.94 seconds - broke her own world record on August 31, 1978. 4) 48.89 seconds - broke her own world record on August 4, 1979. 5) 48.60 seconds - broke her own world record on August 29, 1979. 6) 48.16 seconds - broke her own world record on September 8, 1982. 7) 47.60 seconds - broke the existing world record of Jarmila Kratochvilova (47.99 seconds) on October 6, 1985.
when it has reached 60 seconds, click on the record bottom at the end a click it.
You can try asking the same group of people that confirmed my mother ran a 100 meter in 6 seconds in 1963 at the penn relays in phila. pa
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