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svetoff [14.1K]
4 years ago
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If you complete a 10K marathon, how many miles have you traveled? Show all your math steps include units with your answer, and e

xplain why your answer makes sense.
Physics
1 answer:
boyakko [2]4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The distance traveled is 6.21 miles

Explanation:

We know that a 10 K marathon has a length of 10 kilometers, but how many miles this is? We can find this finding the conversion factor between miles and kilometers.

<h3>Finding the conversion factor</h3>

To find the conversion factor, we start writing the equivalence between kilometers and miles:

1 \ mi = 1.609  \ km

Now, we can divide both side by 1.609 kilometers

\frac{1 \ mi}{1.609  \ km } = \frac{1.609  \ km}{ 1.609  \ km}

Now, the right side of this equation is equal to 1.

\frac{1 \ mi}{1.609  \ km } = 1

This is our conversion factor. Lets see how we use it:

<h3>Using the conversion factor</h3>

We know that the length L of the marathon is

L = 10 \ km

Now, we can multiply the length  by our conversion factor, we are allowed to do this because the conversion factor equals one, so, the physical meaning of the length is the same.

L = 10 \ km *  \frac{1 \ mi}{1.609  \ km } = 6.21 \ mi

So, the distance traveled is 6.21 miles.

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