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18 Feb 2010, 16:09
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Hello to all,
I have a question that i need to solve and i need to know the process of how to solve it as well.
Here is the question:
A cheetah can reach a top speed of 65 mph. If the fastest I can run is 13 percent of the cheetah's speed, how long will it take me to run 450 inches?
I have a question that i need to solve and i need to know the process of how to solve it as well.
Here is the question:
A cheetah can reach a top speed of 65 mph. If the fastest I can run is 13 percent of the cheetah's speed, how long will it take me to run 450 inches?
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18 Feb 2010, 17:38
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Cheetah's speed = 65mph
Your speed is 13% of cheetah's speed = 65 * (13/100).
At this speed, time taken to travel 450 inches?? (inches?? seriously? are you sure you got the unit right??)
Anyways, time = distance / speed ==> (450 * 100 * 60 * 60)/(12 * 5280 * 13 * 65) = 4.385 seconds.
12 Mar 2010, 01:58
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Its all about conversion of units.
cheeta speed is 65 mph so your speed will be 0.13 * 65 mph
now the distance is 450 inches, so lets convert the speed into inches persecond (1 mile = 5280 ft = 5280 * 12 inches)
your speed = (0.13 * 65 * 5280 * 12)/3600
Timetaken = dis / speed = 450 * 3600/ (0.13 * 65 * 5280 * 12) = 3 seconds
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