Question

PLS HELP I NEED THE ANSWER TODAY 11/6/2020 On the first day, use a watch and time yourself as you briskly walk the mile. Create a table and record the time.
On the second day, use a watch to time yourself as you bicycle, roller skate, or jog the mile. Record the time on your table.
On the third day, use a watch to time yourself as you walk the mile again, trying to complete the mile distance in less time than when you walked it the first day. Record the time on your table.
Answer the following questions: On the second day, was your time faster than when you just walked the course? Was your second attempt to walk the mile faster than your first?

Answer 1

Answer:

Faster

Explanation:

Because you are faster on the first day

Answer 2

On the second day, was your time faster than when you just walked the course? of course, it was, you're trying to outrun the time you walked.

Was your second attempt to walk the mile faster than your first? yes but by just a few minutes. Answer:

on the first day, I walked a mile for 16 minutes. (when I walked for an hour I walked 3.6 miles)

on the second day when I ran, it was faster so it took me about 9 minutes to run a mile. (i used to run miles in school on track and it took 4 laps around the circle to complete it)

on the third day I tried speedwalking the mile it came out to 14 minutes. (maybe because I'm still weak)

On the second day, was your time faster than when you just walked the course? of course, it was, you're trying to outrun the time you walked.

Was your second attempt to walk the mile faster than your first? yes but by just a few minutes.