How many meters are there in one lap?
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now and still 50 m olympic (long course 4 laps) size but someplace have small space so they made it 25 m (short course 8 laps)
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It is 1 kilometer (1000 meters). Roughly 3281 feet or .62 miles.
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It would be 1 meter divided by 2pi, or 0.159 m (159 mm) approximately.
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30yards= 90foots, \n2743.2cm, \n27.432 meters\n2.7432dekameter,\n0.27432hectometer,\n1080 inch,\n0.02743208 km,\n1080000 mil,\n0.01704545mile,\n27432mm,
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If the one acre lot is square, it is about 208 feet on each side. So one lap would cover 832 feet. There are 5280 feet in one mile, so if you did 6.34 laps you would have covered about one mile. If you walk a few feet on the inside of the lot lines, and you cut off a few feet at each corner, then call it 7 laps to make a full mile! What are you waiting for, you have no excuse now, so get going :)
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Using much better math...\n1 mile = 1,609.344 meter
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400 meters is about 1/4 of a mile. The Mi is short for miles 'M' for meter (metric)
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160.02 centimeters\n\n1.60 meters\n\n1 meter and 60 centimeters
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1 kilometer, 1,000 meters
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746 million miles\n(1.2 billion km)
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An alternative method:\nThe times taken by A, B and C to complete one lap around the track would be 10/7, 10/8 and 10/9 mins, respectively. Now we just need the LCM of these three to find out when they will all catch up with each other. \n\nThis turns out to be 10 mins.
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One mile and 2720 feet.\n\nThere are 5,280 feet in a mile.\nSo, 8000 divided by 5,280 is one mile and 2720 feet.
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The spelling is Nurburgring. 5.148 kilometers (about 3.198 miles). The race is over 60 laps making 308.863 kilometers in all. The lap record was set by Michael Schumacher of Ferrari  in 2004.
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The 800 meters (or 880 yards) is a race of two full laps.\n\nAnd do you mean 1600 instead of 1500, which is what the mile is. The 1,600 is four laps -- all based on an outside track.
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200\n\n2.5 mile track x 200 laps = 500 miles\n\nGWC ( Green / white checker ) = 3 \n\n203 on 02/19/2006
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Trick question? 1 square meter. Right?
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Average speed = (8+8.5)/2=16.5/2 = 8.25 m/s\nTotal distance = 8.25x99=816.75m\nTime taken for 1st Lap = 816.75/(2x8) = 51 sec\nTime taken for 2nd Lap = 816.75/(2x8.5) = 48 sec