Physics, 11.09.2021 01:00 gharrell03
What do horse racing, competitive swimming, stock car racing, speed skating, many track and field events, and some scientific experiments have in common? The need for some sort of stopwatch, and people to interpret the data. For competitive athletes in speed-related sports, finishing times (and split times taken at various intervals of a race) are important to help the athletes gauge progress and identify weaknesses so they can adjust their training and improve their performance.
• Three girls ran the following times for one mile in their gym class: Julie ran 9:3 3 .2 (9 minutes,
33.2 seconds), Maggie ran 9:44.24 (9 minutes, 44.24 seconds), and Mel ran 9:33.27 (9 minutes,
33.27 seconds). In what order did they finish?
Solution:
The girl who came in first is the one with the fastest (smallest) time. Compare each time digit by digit, starting with the largest place-value. Here, that would be the minutes place:
There is a “9” in the minutes’ place of each time, so next, compare the seconds’ place. Since Maggie’s time has larger numbers in the seconds’ place (44 ) than Julie or Mel (33 ), her time is larger (slower) than the other two. We know Maggie finished third out of the three girls. Now, comparing Julie’s time (9:3 3 .2 ) to Mel’s (9:3 3 .27 ), it is helpful to rewrite Julie’s time (9:33.2 ) so that it has the same number of places as Mel’s. Julie’s time needs one more digit, so adding a zero onto the end of her time, it becomes 9:33.20 . Notice that Mel’s time is larger (slower) than Julie’s (27 > 20 ). This means that Julie’s time was fastest (smallest), so she finished first, followed by Mel, and Maggie’s time was the slowest (largest).
1. Put each set of times in order from fastest to slowest. a. 5.5 5.05 5 5.2 5 .15
Fastest
Slowest
b. 6:06.04 6:06 6:06.4 6:06.004
Fastest
Slowest
2. The table below gives the winners and their times from eight USA track and field championship races in the men’s 100 meter run. Rewrite the table so that the times are in order from fastest to slowest. Include the times and the years. Please note that the “w” that occurs next to some times indicates that the time was wind aided.
Year
2005 Justin
2004 Maurice
2003 Bernard
2002 Maurice
2001 Tim
2000 Maurice
1999 Dennis
1998 Tim
Time
10.08 Justin
9.91 Maurice
10.11 Bernard
9.88w Maurice
9.95w Tim
10.01 Maurice
9.97w Dennis
9.88w Tim
Name
Justin
Maurice
Bernard
Maurice
Tim
Maurice
Dennis
Tim
Time
Year
3. The following times were recorded during an experiment with battery-powered cars. Put them in order from fastest to slowest.
a. 1:22.4 1:24.00 7 1:25 1:22.04 1:23 .1 17 1:23 .2 1:24 1:33
Fastest
Slowest
b. 1:18 .3 1:20.22 1:21.003 1:20 1:17.99 1:21.2 1:18 .22
Fastest
Slowest
c. 1:25 1:24.99 1:24.099 1:25.001 1:24.9901 1:24.9899
Fastest
Slowest
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