Can some one tell me how to slove this math problem using porportions or something?
Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun s 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second?
Asked by v.... - Mon Sep 28 19:49:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 mile = 5280 feet 3 min 53.43 sec = 233.43 seconds 5280 / 233.43 = apx 22.619 feet per secone
Answered by Rob - Mon Sep 28 19:56:06 2009
Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun s 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second?
Asked by v.... - Mon Sep 28 19:49:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 mile = 5280 feet 3 min 53.43 sec = 233.43 seconds 5280 / 233.43 = apx 22.619 feet per secone
Answered by Rob - Mon Sep 28 19:56:06 2009
can some one tell me how to slove this math problem using porportions or something?
Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun s 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second?
Asked by v.... - Mon Sep 28 19:33:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 mile = 5280 feet 3 min 53.43 seconds = 233.43 He was moving at 22.62 Feet per second. --- Oh that's not proportions.. Lets say 1 mile is 5300 ft And it was in 4 min or 280 seconds About 19 Feet Per Second.. I think that's more around what your teacher is looking for
Answered by Adam - Mon Sep 28 19:39:58 2009
Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun s 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second?
Asked by v.... - Mon Sep 28 19:33:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1 mile = 5280 feet 3 min 53.43 seconds = 233.43 He was moving at 22.62 Feet per second. --- Oh that's not proportions.. Lets say 1 mile is 5300 ft And it was in 4 min or 280 seconds About 19 Feet Per Second.. I think that's more around what your teacher is looking for
Answered by Adam - Mon Sep 28 19:39:58 2009
please help me with this algebra question?
Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun's 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second.
Asked by dizzy12k - Wed Sep 26 18:47:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, convert the three minutes into seconds. And add that to the 53.43 seconds. Next, since it's asking for feet per second, convert the one mile into feet. (Just search feet per mile on Google if you don't know it off the top of your head.) After that, simply divide the seconds by the feet to get your answer.
Answered by skittlez8037 - Wed Sep 26 18:57:26 2007
Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun's 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second.
Asked by dizzy12k - Wed Sep 26 18:47:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, convert the three minutes into seconds. And add that to the 53.43 seconds. Next, since it's asking for feet per second, convert the one mile into feet. (Just search feet per mile on Google if you don't know it off the top of your head.) After that, simply divide the seconds by the feet to get your answer.
Answered by skittlez8037 - Wed Sep 26 18:57:26 2007
Is the NAFTA Superhighway an election year topic in Kansas? What are your views on it?
Q. "Democratic congressional challenger Nancy Boyda repeated concerns Wednesday about a proposed multilane superhighway that eventually could span the United States from Mexico to Canada, calling it a threat to Kansans. There seems to be a plan to blur the border with the United States and Mexico, Boyda said, referring to a proposed 10-lane corridor parallel to Interstate 35 in Texas. Boyda has made the highway an issue in her effort to defeat incumbent Republican Jim Ryun in a rematch of their 2nd District race two years ago. While Ryun says immigration is the top issue on his agenda, Boyda said allowing Texas to blow a quarter-mile-wide hole in the border runs afoul with any get-tough talk." The Republican who apparently voted funds… [cont.]
Asked by DAR - Fri Aug 25 09:38:51 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You ares probably asking the wrong person.. I am DEATHLY against NAFTA and feel that this started the conquest by Mexico of the United States. American trucks can NOW go into Mexico (big deal) but when they do, they are strictly controlled and are often times stopped and goods stolen. Mexican trucks into the U.S. pass with no problems even though the trucks are not in good shape and do not undergo safety checks... It is a one-way street for Mexico and it was intended to be that way by the corrupt government of Mexico. NAFTA should NEVER have been allowed to have happen.
Answered by norman7774 - Fri Aug 25 09:45:05 2006
Q. "Democratic congressional challenger Nancy Boyda repeated concerns Wednesday about a proposed multilane superhighway that eventually could span the United States from Mexico to Canada, calling it a threat to Kansans. There seems to be a plan to blur the border with the United States and Mexico, Boyda said, referring to a proposed 10-lane corridor parallel to Interstate 35 in Texas. Boyda has made the highway an issue in her effort to defeat incumbent Republican Jim Ryun in a rematch of their 2nd District race two years ago. While Ryun says immigration is the top issue on his agenda, Boyda said allowing Texas to blow a quarter-mile-wide hole in the border runs afoul with any get-tough talk." The Republican who apparently voted funds… [cont.]
Asked by DAR - Fri Aug 25 09:38:51 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You ares probably asking the wrong person.. I am DEATHLY against NAFTA and feel that this started the conquest by Mexico of the United States. American trucks can NOW go into Mexico (big deal) but when they do, they are strictly controlled and are often times stopped and goods stolen. Mexican trucks into the U.S. pass with no problems even though the trucks are not in good shape and do not undergo safety checks... It is a one-way street for Mexico and it was intended to be that way by the corrupt government of Mexico. NAFTA should NEVER have been allowed to have happen.
Answered by norman7774 - Fri Aug 25 09:45:05 2006
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Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun's 36 year old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 secounds. How fast was this in feet per second?
Asked by dizzy12k - Mon Oct 1 18:01:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5280ft in one mile, and 3min53.43 sec = 233.43sec therefore, 5290ft / 233.43 sec. I'll let you figure out the rest as it is YOUR hw! ;)
Answered by mittu90 - Mon Oct 1 18:05:15 2007
Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun's 36 year old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 secounds. How fast was this in feet per second?
Asked by dizzy12k - Mon Oct 1 18:01:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5280ft in one mile, and 3min53.43 sec = 233.43sec therefore, 5290ft / 233.43 sec. I'll let you figure out the rest as it is YOUR hw! ;)
Answered by mittu90 - Mon Oct 1 18:05:15 2007
Algrebra problem help?
Q. My book says: In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun's 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second? How do I solve this D: I'm in summer school so I can get ahead in high school. But I don't get it. D: Help?
Asked by Science and religion?? - Mon Jul 6 21:22:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One mile is 5280 feet; one minute is 60 seconds. So: 1 mile x 5280 ft = 5280 feet. 3 min x 60 sec = 180 sec 180 sec + 53.43 sec = 233.43 sec overall. Divide 5280 ft / 233.43 sec for ft/sec. Hope that helped!
Answered by Sally - Mon Jul 6 21:33:16 2009
Q. My book says: In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun's 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second? How do I solve this D: I'm in summer school so I can get ahead in high school. But I don't get it. D: Help?
Asked by Science and religion?? - Mon Jul 6 21:22:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One mile is 5280 feet; one minute is 60 seconds. So: 1 mile x 5280 ft = 5280 feet. 3 min x 60 sec = 180 sec 180 sec + 53.43 sec = 233.43 sec overall. Divide 5280 ft / 233.43 sec for ft/sec. Hope that helped!
Answered by Sally - Mon Jul 6 21:33:16 2009
Is the Tea Party really a grass roots organization?
Q. If the Tea Party is a grass roots organization then who are all these corporations organizing the Tea party rallies and owners of the Tea Party Patriot websites ? the tea party movement 12 Tea Party Players To Watch A List Of Some Of The Most Influential And Talked-About Groups In The Grassroots Uprisingby Christopher Snow Hopkins, Siddhartha Mahanta and Theresa Poulson From establishment insiders like FreedomWorks to grassroots groups that have yet to formally incorporate, the following organizations have gained attention on the national stage for their involvement with the Tea Party movement. All have the potential to play an instrumental role in turning the loose network of activists into effective agents of change. Americans For… [cont.]
Asked by lamar5292 - Mon May 17 11:05:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they grow on bushes.
Answered by cactusgene - Wed May 19 23:28:27 2010
Q. If the Tea Party is a grass roots organization then who are all these corporations organizing the Tea party rallies and owners of the Tea Party Patriot websites ? the tea party movement 12 Tea Party Players To Watch A List Of Some Of The Most Influential And Talked-About Groups In The Grassroots Uprisingby Christopher Snow Hopkins, Siddhartha Mahanta and Theresa Poulson From establishment insiders like FreedomWorks to grassroots groups that have yet to formally incorporate, the following organizations have gained attention on the national stage for their involvement with the Tea Party movement. All have the potential to play an instrumental role in turning the loose network of activists into effective agents of change. Americans For… [cont.]
Asked by lamar5292 - Mon May 17 11:05:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they grow on bushes.
Answered by cactusgene - Wed May 19 23:28:27 2010
please help me with this algebra question?
Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun's 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second.
Asked by dizzy12k - Wed Sep 26 18:47:51 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. clue: distance = rate * time ==> rate = distance / time then, convert 1 mile to feet convert 3 min 53.43 secs to just seconds answer is 22.62 ft/sec it's up to you to show the work.. :-)
Answered by jondawg - Wed Sep 26 18:53:37 2007
Q. In 2001, Alan Webb broke Jim Ryun's 36-year-old high school mile record by running 1 mile in 3 minutes 53.43 seconds. How fast was this in feet per second.
Asked by dizzy12k - Wed Sep 26 18:47:51 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. clue: distance = rate * time ==> rate = distance / time then, convert 1 mile to feet convert 3 min 53.43 secs to just seconds answer is 22.62 ft/sec it's up to you to show the work.. :-)
Answered by jondawg - Wed Sep 26 18:53:37 2007
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