In Fig. 13.5 we showed the data for how many seconds it took two sprinters to run
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In Fig. 13.5 we showed the data for how many seconds it took two sprinters to run 10 m segments of a 100 m sprint. The data for Florence Griffith-Joyner are given in Table 13.12.
a. From these data calculate the average speed of GriffithJoyner over the entire race.
b. Calculate the average speed of Griffith-Joyner between 50 m and 100 m.
c. Estimate the instantaneous speed of Griffith-Joyner halfway through the race.
d. Estimate the maximum speed of Griffith-Joyner.
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