Anyone good at math? How fast was I going?
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SarahMorganP
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I'm not sure why I am not able to figure this out so I thought I would chance looking really stupid and ask on here. LOL
I did week 1 day 3 of C25K tonight and I need to know how fast I ran during the running part. The whole thing took me 31min. 9 of those were running, the other 22 were walking 3mph. In total I went exactly 2 miles. So how fast was I running during those 9 min?
I did week 1 day 3 of C25K tonight and I need to know how fast I ran during the running part. The whole thing took me 31min. 9 of those were running, the other 22 were walking 3mph. In total I went exactly 2 miles. So how fast was I running during those 9 min?
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You traveled 0.9 miles in 9 minutes at your running speed. That is a 10 min mile or 6 mph
Edit: omg must show my work to get full credit!!
x miles X 3 miles
22 mins 60 mins
this shows that you did 22 minutes at a pace of 3 mph. cross multiply to get 66 = 60x , divide by 60 to show that your walking minutes added up to 1.1 miles of walking. If you did 2 miles total, that leaves 0.9 miles to running. And 0.9 miles running in 9 minutes is 10mphhope I did that right.
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You traveled 0.9 miles in 9 minutes at your running speed. That is a 10 min mile or 6 mph
Edit: omg must show my work to get full credit!!
x miles X 3 miles
22 mins 60 mins
this shows that you did 22 minutes at a pace of 3 mph. cross multiply to get 66 = 60x , divide by 60 to show that your walking minutes added up to 1.1 miles of walking. If you did 2 miles total, that leaves 0.9 miles to running. And 0.9 miles running in 9 minutes is 10mphhope I did that right.
GO ALGEBRA! Real life applications for stuff you never thought you'd use again!0 -
ooooh - get a garmin HR monitor!!!! It calculates your pace for you as you run, and when you're done with yoru run and plug it into your computer, it shows a map of where you went (including the names of the streets and everything!) and shows your overall pace, your best pace, your speed, calories burned, and any other detail you can imagine. A little graph shows up too that charts whatever you ask it to - you just click the option - and you can see what your pace was when walking versus running. $180 at Walmart.com0
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Not good at math at all, so I use this pace calculator
http://www.runnersworld.com/cda/pacecalculator/1,7823,s6-238-277-398-0,00.html0 -
Thanks so much everyone! I was thinking about 6mph but I just wanted to make sure. I really appreciate it!0
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I use iMapMyRun it tells you speed, elevation, if you were going up hill and etc, and shows you the route you took on a map.0
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You lost me at "I'm not sure why"0
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sorry that my post never got posted..my computer flipped out on me! a previous poster is completely correct! about 6mph!!0
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