if i could walk on both land and water how long would it take me to walk around the largest point of the earth

Question

it messures 75cm for ever step i take

Answer 1

the largest single point around earth would be its circumference , this would take you about 10 years to walk

Answer 2

Let's see. 75 centimeters x 0.4 = 30 inches.

You did not include your walking speed, so I presume you are in a hurry so I'll say 4 miles an hour.

Now the circumference of the earth is about 24,909 miles at the equator. But you didn't ask about walking around the earth.

So, what would be the largest point of the earth?

Perhaps you mean something like "A tapering extension of land projecting into water; a peninsula, cape, or promontory."

http://www.answers.com/topic/point

If that's what you meant then I think the Arabian Peninsula would be the ticket.

http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/refpages/search.aspx?q=peninsula

But, that's as far as I can go trying to answer your question without spending my money or time further. I would have to know the distance along the shoreline of this peninsula to be able to plug in the values I would need to give an answer.

Now then, why don't you try it?

Answer 3

It depends on how often you take a 75 cm step. If you took one step per second then it would take you 618 days, 10 hours, 39 minutes, 6.8 seconds.

Answer 4

It would depend on how long it took you to make that 75cm step.

Answer 5

At 3 miles an hour, it would take about one year, not ten years.

Answer 6

It depends, are you taking the scenic route or are you in a hurry?

Answer 7

That would depend if you could keep on going.

Answer 8

4007500000/75 that many steps

Answer 9

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