if a runner runs an time of 10 seconds in the 100 yards what would his time be in the 100 meters?

Answer 1

100 meters is 109.36+ yds.

If the runner ran the additional 9+ yds at the same pace, his time would be 10.94. However, the first part of his race is slower than the average pace since he is accelerating out of the blocks. At the end, he would be running faster than the average for the race.


I would say that he would be somewhere between 10.80 and 10.89.

Answer 2

100 meters is about 110 yards, so a second or two less depending on how fast a runner you're talking about.

Answer 3

Quicker

Answer 4

His speed is 30'/sec ~ 9.1m/sec;
Therefore, t = 100m/9.1m/sec = 10.9 secs

Answer = 10.9 sec