If I walk a mile at  a 12 deg incline how high will I go ?
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Ok.  So you think of it as a right triangle to make your sides.  3 angles 12deg, 90deg and 78deg. (Sin a/A) = (Sin b/B) = (Sin c/C).  SO ...\n\n(sin 12/x)=(sin 90/1mi)\n\nx (sin 90) = (sin 12) 1mi\n\nx (1) = 0.208 (1 mi)\n\nx = 0.208 miles or 1098.240 feet.
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i dunno im thinking about 100 ft  high i dunno ya met wanna ask someone that is smarter than me it would probably range about 100 ft - about 10000000000ft  i dunno
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Well it reallly depends on your stride. The average person's stride length is approximately 2.5 feet long. So it would probably take just over 2,000 steps to walk one mile.\n\nhttp://www.thewalkingsite.com/10000steps.html\n\nThis walking site is great if you're interested
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I'd certainly jump on the treadmill and begin building up.  This will mean turning the incline to 1% to 2% and then walking on it at a comfortable pace. \n\nYou didn't mention what your fitness level is, but 16 Min miles should be pretty easy if you are in reasonable shape.   The challenge for you will be doing 13.1 miles.  Definitely work on your endurance and build up to walks of 1 - 2 miles -- gradually.  Every week from here on out, try adding one more mile, one day each week.  Try to walk 2 - 4 miles every other day.\n\nBe sure that you have sensible shoes. If you are going to be running, be sure you have running shoes (no those cross trainers don't count).\n\nAlso don't worry about being a walker.  If it is a big race, you won't be alone as a walker.\n\nGood luck.
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1 mile = 5,280 feet\n1 foot = 12 inches\n\n12 inches * 5,280 feet = 63,360 inches in 1 mile\n\n63,360 inches in 1 mile * 2 miles = 126,720 inches in 2 miles
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Wouldn't be nM would it? Newtonmeters ?\n\none footpound equals  1.3558179Nm
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You mean calories? You will lose around 70 per mile also depends how brisk ur walk is
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rise over run tells you how far you move up/down and right/left.\nIf the slope is 4 = 4/1\nthen you can move up 4 and to the right by 1 OR you could move down 4 and to the left by 1.\nIf the slope is -5/8, then you would move up 5 and to the left by 8 OR down 5 and to the right by 8.
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actually its not\n the answer would be (sin(30degrees)*200)+5\nsin(30degrees) is .5\n.5*200 = 100 +5 = 105 feet in elevation\n\ndraw a picture and label everything as much as possible, you eralize that you have the length of a hypotenuse, so you take teh sin of the angle then multiply by the length of the hypotenuse to get the length of the opposite side, that gives you teh height from eye level, you now must add the level you are looking from (5ft)\n\nhope this helps!!
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Calculate acceleration a=(24-10)/16 = 14/16\nF=ma=1200*(14/16)=1050N
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a foot is equal to 12 inches.
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Weight of bundle=4*g\nWeight component normal to the incline=\n4gcos30.\n\nForce of friction,f =uR where R is the force normal to the incline\nor 4gcos30.\n\nSubstitute given values:\nf=0.30*4gcos30\n =10.2N\n\nKE is given as equal to 128J. \nWork=f*s, where s is our unknown \n\nBased on principle of conservation of energy:\n\nKE=Work\n128=10.2s\ns=128/10.2\n  =12.5m
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1 foot (12 inches) in a straight line
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up the block about 1/2 mile then turn left.. then go up the block about 1/2 mile then turn left.. then go up the block about 1/2 mile then turn left.. then.. You guessed it.. go up the block about 1/2 mile then turn left!
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Multiply meters by 3.28084 to get feet.
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Walk half way, then double that.
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At least four Empire State Buildings, if you measure straight up.\nDoing a mile on stairs is alot tougher than a mile on flat land because you have to lift your body weight on each step with one leg. This is alot more work, like running in sand or carrying some weight...I am sure its alot less if you go by how many calories are burned.