Use the formula:
Speed = distance / time.
If you divide meters / seconds, the speed will obviously be in meters/second.
If you traveled 100 meters in 30 seconds, then you would be traveling at 3.333... meters per second, or 200 meters per minute, or 12 kilometers per hour (7.45 miles/hour).
Taking 10 seconds to move 500M would be, ummm, lets see, carry the one, times pi, ummm OH! It would be a speed of 50 meters per second, or 50m/sec That would be whipping right along!
B: "You are running very fast". "You run very fast" and "I can run very fast" are statements but neither indicates that you or I are currently running fast (we may well be, but the sentences do not convey that fact).
This is a pretty silly question. The most basic / fundamental answer is: "It depends on how fast you are travelling." If you are travelling at 400 meters per second (a slow-to-moderate speed bullet) then it will take only one and "a fraction of one" seconds. If you are walking (steadily) at 4 meters every second, it will take 110-1/4 seconds, or one minute and 50-1/4 seconds. Distance = Speed x Time ... thus, Time = Distance / Speed
Without any units for either the 40 or the 4.9 , the only thing we can say for sureis that your speed is exactly 40/4.9 , or about 8.163 length unit/time unit .-- If the 40 is meters and the 4.9 is seconds, thenyour speed is about 29.4 km/hr or 18.26 mph.-- If the 40 is yards and the 4.9 is seconds, thenyour speed is about 16.7 mph or 26.9 km/hr .
To find your running speed, divide the distance by the time taken. If you ran 300 meters in 52 seconds, your speed would be approximately 5.77 meters per second (300 meters ÷ 52 seconds). To convert this to kilometers per hour, multiply by 3.6, resulting in about 20.8 kilometers per hour.
Running 100 meters in 12.5 seconds is equivalent to running at a speed of 22.4 miles per hour.
You would not be running at all.You would be travelling @ 0.245817 mph.
1000 meters in 60.6 seconds = 36.91 mph
To determine the speed for 400 meters in 60 seconds, you can calculate the speed by dividing the distance by the time. So, 400 meters divided by 60 seconds equals approximately 6.67 meters per second. This means that if you cover 400 meters in 60 seconds, you're running at a speed of about 6.67 m/s.
900 meters/30 seconds = 30 meters/second
Your average speed is about 11 miles per hour.
To find the speed of runners who cover 40 meters in 8 seconds, you can use the formula for speed: speed = distance/time. In this case, the speed would be 40 meters divided by 8 seconds, which equals 5 meters per second. Therefore, the runners are running at a speed of 5 m/s.
6 seconds
98.63mph
2.5 seconds
0.57 seconds