1-How many meters is 8 feet?

2-In the article contained in your notes about the CalTech basketball team, how many league losses in a row had they endured between 1985 and 2007?

3-The Silicon-28 Sphere in the video is made up of how many atoms?

a-1 billion

b-2.5 trillion

c-2.15 x 10^25

4-If an astronaut has a mass of 100 kg on Earth, what is his mass on the moon (the moon pulls with 1/6th the force of the Earth)?

5-If an astronaut has a WEIGHT of 180 lbs on the Earth, what is his weight on the Moon? Again, the Moon has 1/6 the pull of g=ravity of the Earth.

6-My home is exactly 20 miles from UMKC. How far is that distance measured in meters?

7-Okay, let's say back in my fleet-footed days (my twenties--when I was also forty pounds lighter! EEK!) I could run 3 miles in 18 minutes. Actually, my fastest time was 17:25--stud! Calculate my miles per hour for running 3 miles in 18 minutes. (Now I'm doing great to run 3 kilometers in 18 minutes!)

8-Runners are always talking about minutes per mile. This is the inverse of distance divided by time. Like, on my morning jogs I shoot for 11 minutes per mile. Next month, I'm doing a 10k (that's 10 kilometer) run with my daughter. I'm going to average 11 minutes per mile. Calculate, in minutes how long it will take me to complete the run averaging 11 minutes per mile.

9-This is Kenenisa Bekele from Kenya. He holds the current men's world record in the 10k with a time of 26 minutes 17 seconds. What is his time in miles per hour? This is tricky and I did the women's world record in the video below. Figure 1: Kenensia Bekele competing in 3 km "sprint" 2012.

10-The women's 10 k record is held by Almaz Ayana also of Ethiopia which she won at the 2016 Rio Games. Her time was 29 minutes and 18 seconds. What is her speed in miles per hour?