Message Category: Let's Try to Get Along…
Topic: Tricky one

Reply: From: Date:	math is not my strong suit... Voodoo 4/3/02 3:14:49 PM ET
BUT it would seem to me, if it's a state of the art track, with all the markings, that all you would need to do is measure the distance between the inside track starting line for a 200 m race, and the next track starting line, and you will know how much the "difference is" between the tracks. Right? (Since each runner is "spaced out" in a 200 m race in such a way that each runs the same distance) ???? Post a reply on the Bulletin Board
Message thread: Tricky one - [North 4/3/02 11:31:31 AM ET] lines? - [RNR girl 4/3/02 11:38:04 AM ET] state of the art - [North 4/3/02 11:46:59 AM ET] math is not my strong suit... - [Voodoo 4/3/02 3:14:49 PM ET] Too easy - [WannaBeRunner 4/3/02 3:47:36 PM ET] Math - [RNR girl 4/3/02 3:59:53 PM ET] this one is not hard - [ollie 4/4/02 1:02:04 PM ET] Pi - [WannaBeRunner 4/4/02 1:13:29 PM ET] Track Distance Calculatro - [WannaBeRunner 4/10/02 10:05:52 AM ET] WBR... merci! - [North 4/10/02 5:06:54 PM ET]

Back to Bulletin Boards Main Page