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How many seconds added to 1000 yard race to get meter time? - Answers

It's not that easy.If you know the time for some number of yards, and you want the time for thatsame number of meters at that same average speed, then you have to multiplythe 'yards' time by 1.0936 .



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It's not that easy.If you know the time for some number of yards, and you want the time for thatsame number of meters at that same average speed, then you have to multiplythe 'yards' time by 1.0936 .



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How many seconds added to 1000 yard race to get meter time? - Answers

It's not that easy.If you know the time for some number of yards, and you want the time for thatsame number of meters at that same average speed, then you have to multiplythe 'yards' time by 1.0936 .

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