With the help of a partner, measure out a distance of one mile that is close to your home, using your car's odometer. Seek a route that is safe and is used by others to walk or bicycle. Of course, a park or exercise field would be ideal, but even a residential neighborhood can be used. Use safety precautions and communicate with an adult before you begin to exercise. On the first day, use a watch and time yourself as you briskly walk the mile. Record the time in the space provided below. First Day Results: On the second day, use a watch to time yourself as you bicycle, roller skate, or jog the mile. Record the time in the space below. Second Day Results: 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 below. Third Day Results: 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? anyone whos done this essay pls help i am lazy :/