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How many kilometers does the average human walk in a year?
The average person walks 245-292 kilometers in a year. The average person takes about 7500 steps a day. Assuming every day the person walks, an eighty year old person who began walking at one year of age, would have taken 216,262,500 steps in their lifetime. An average person, with an average stride, living to this age of 80 will walk about 108,131 miles.
What a 4 year old need to learn to do?
walk
What is the average weight of a nine year old?
The average weight of a nine year old is about 65 pounds.
What is average head circumference of a 5 year old?
what is the average head circumference of a 5 year old boy
The average weight of 2 year old girl in stones?
The average weight of a two year-old female is 2.02 stones. The average height for a two year-old female is 78.74 centimeters.
How fast is an average ten year old?
60
How fast is an average ten year old boy?
60
How Fast Can An average Twelve year old run?
S*** in your pants
How fast does the average 45 year old run a mile?
10
Is 13-14 secondss fast for a 12 year old?
It's about average
How fast does the average 10 year old girl pitch?
A 10 year old girl should pitch about 40-55mph.
How fast can the average eight-year-old run?
10 minutes is a reasonable time for an eight year old says my 9 year niece
How fast can the average 35 year old male run a mile?
9:30
how fast should I be able to run as a 10 year old?
15 mph sprinting full speed is average for a 10 year old. Also, a 10 year old to run a mile in 9 min and 45 sec running as fast as they can.
How fast does an average 15 year old girl run 300m?
45-50 secs
How fast should a 70 year old walk a mile?
At 71 I walk a mile 14 min 17 sec and run a mile 11min 55 sec.
What is the average for typing for an 11 year old?
Well I am 9 years old and I can type about 65 WPM on average and my fastest was 72 WPM, I don't know if that is slow fast or average but saying that it is average a 11 year old girl should type about 80 - 100WPM.
