Math, asked by harshithaks266, 2 months ago

A marathon race is 42 195 m in length. The world record in 2016 was 2 hrs,
2 mins and 57 seconds held by Dennis Kimetto of Kenya.
a) How many seconds in total did Kimetto take to complete the race?
b) Calculate his average speed in m/s for the race, giving your answer to 2 decimal places.
c) What average speed would the runner need to maintain to complete the marathon in under two hours?

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Answers

Answered by dhoni0777
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Answer:

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Answered by itsmedevil1
3

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1 Minute = 60 Sec

1 Hour = 60*60 = 3600 sec

a) 2Hr, 2 Min, 57 sec = 7200+120+57 = 7377 Seconds

Speed = Distance/ Time

Distance = 42195m

Time = 7377 s

b) Speed = 42195/7377 = 5.7198 m/s

c) To complete under 2 hrs (7200Sec)

Speed needed  = 42195/ 7200

= 5.86042 m/s

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