In olympics,all participents specially in race r trying to run fast as they can,why?

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In olympics,all participents specially in race r trying to run fast as they can,why?
Published by: mike 2008-10-25

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File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTMLCities Boat race rivals, Manchester University in the run-up to the. big race. .. on time – they can be quite variable. and not always reliable.
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so they can win. Why else?

wat a dumb question....
obviously, evrybdy wants to win d race..thts y they al run fast so tht they cud win....
puhleeeees, jst stop askin such idiotic questions.....

coz b4 d race starts a bullet is let out of the gun and dat is d reason everyone runs 2 save thier life ha ha ha

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Only for to achieve their goal to win

traditionally, it has been in the nature of such competitions to achieve the required distance in a shorter interval of time. considering the scientific formula: distance = velocity / time, and manipulating it through mathematical manipulations, we obtain velocity = distance / time and time = distance / velocity. so for time to be smaller, the velocity has to be greater. in other words, the greater the velocity the less time the runner takes to complete the predetermined distance. considering the distance is fixed, that's the only way out for the athlete. of course, if you're wondering quite why these olympians et al even bother with finishing it in lesser time and suchlike, it can all be put down to their hurried schedule. consider the items they compete in in a single day and what-not else they have to be doing after their races. it forces them to spend less time in each event, thereby needing to run it "faster".

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File Format: Rich Text Format - View as HTMLThey go to an undertaker who explains that they can ship the body home but that His heart was pumping frantically and he tried to run even faster.
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