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Does a pedometer have a wheel?
no, a pedometer measures footsteps
What is the distance of a step on a pedometer?
The pedometer has to be calibrated by the user
Where did the term pedometer come from?
The term "pedometer" originates from the Greek words "pous," meaning foot, and "metron," meaning measure. It refers to a device that measures the distance traveled by a person on foot. The concept of tracking steps or distance dates back to ancient times, but the modern pedometer became popular in the 18th century.
Use in a sentence the word pedometer?
At school we measured the length of the playground with a pedometer.
What is a sentence with the word pedometer in it?
He wore the pedometer to see how far he had walked that day.
What is a small device that measures steps and distances walked is called a?
It is an odometer.
How does a pedometer actually work?
A pedometer measures the distance walked in a given time. This works by the motion of the unit.
What is a antonym for pedometer?
An antonym for "pedometer," which measures the number of steps taken, could be "sedentary" or "inactive." These terms describe a lack of movement or activity, contrasting with the pedometer's function of tracking physical activity.
How do you use the word pedometer in a sentence?
I can give you several sentences.Everyone at work bought a pedometer and measured how many steps we take every day.The pedometer can also measure how far you have walked.People should walk at least 10,000 steps every day, and a pedometer can show you if you reach this goal.
Where do you hang a pedometer?
on your waist
What to do with a pedometer?
It counts your steps
If your step length is 30 inches and your pedometer has 17589 steps on it what is that in miles?
"30*17589 inches in miles" is 8.328125 miles; I just typed the phrase in quotes into Google and the answer popped out.
