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24 wrz 2021 · This activity is conducted with the following main objectives: (1) to determine the individual pace factor and (2) to use that certain pace factor to directly estimate the distance of an unknown length by pacing.
Pacing enables surveyors to (1) find the length of their own pace by pacing between two points with a known distance, and (2) measure the distance by pacing and then check it by taping. Nevertheless, an individual’s pace factor changes from one day to the next, and accuracy is limited.
This document provides instructions for measuring distance by pacing. Students will first determine their individual pace factor by walking a measured distance and counting steps over multiple trials. Then, using their pace factor, students can estimate the length of an unknown distance by pacing it and calculating.
This document provides instructions for a laboratory exercise on determining an individual's pace factor and measuring distances by pacing. Students are asked to complete trials pacing between marked points to calculate their pace factor, then use their pace factor to measure the distance of another course by counting paces and comparing it to ...
1) The document describes an experiment conducted by John Aries A. Sarza to determine his pace factor. He measured the number of paces it took to walk a distance of 50 meters over 7 trials. 2) By calculating the average number of paces (54 paces) and dividing the distance walked (50 meters), John determined his pace factor to be 0.926 meters ...
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This free pace calculator computes pace, time, and distance, given values for two of the variables. It can also be used for training purposes.
