Minutes per kilometre (min/km) | Seconds per foot (s/ft) |
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0 | 0 |
1 | 0.018288 |
2 | 0.036576 |
3 | 0.054864 |
4 | 0.073152 |
5 | 0.09144 |
6 | 0.109728 |
7 | 0.128016 |
8 | 0.146304 |
9 | 0.164592 |
10 | 0.18288 |
20 | 0.36576 |
30 | 0.54864 |
40 | 0.73152 |
50 | 0.9144 |
60 | 1.09728 |
70 | 1.28016 |
80 | 1.46304 |
90 | 1.64592 |
100 | 1.8288 |
1000 | 18.288 |
Sure, let's go through the steps to convert from minutes per kilometre (min/km) to seconds per foot (s/ft):
Understand the conversion factors:
Convert minutes per kilometre to seconds per meter:
Convert seconds per meter to seconds per foot:
So, 1 min/km is approximately s/ft.
5 min/km:
3 min/km:
10 min/km:
By following this method, you can convert other paces from minutes per kilometre to seconds per foot.
See below section for step by step unit conversion with formulas and explanations. Please refer to the table below for a list of all the Seconds per foot to other unit conversions.
The minutes per kilometre or min/km is used to measure pace. Specifically this using says how many minutes it took to move a distance of 1 kilometres.
Seconds per foot is a unit of measurement that represents the time it takes for something to move, fall, or travel a distance of one foot. It's a relatively obscure unit, but I'll break it down for you:
Therefore, seconds per foot is a measure of how long something takes to cover a distance of one foot.
Here's an example: If someone throws a ball straight up and it returns to their hand in exactly 1 second after hitting the ground, that means it traveled 12 inches (or 0.3048 meters) upwards and then back down again in 2 seconds total. The rate at which it moved would be approximately:
(12 inches / 2 seconds) per foot = 6 inches per second per foot (0.3048 meters / 2 seconds) per meter = 0.1524 meters per second per meter
To convert this to a more intuitive unit, you could express the time it takes for something to travel one foot as follows:
Time = Distance ÷ Rate = 1 foot ÷ (Rate in feet per second)
For example, if an object falls from rest and hits the ground after traveling 12 inches, we can calculate the rate at which it fell:
Rate = Distance ÷ Time = 12 inches / 0.5 seconds (assuming a free-fall scenario) = 24 inches per second
To find the time it took for this object to fall one foot:
Time = Distance ÷ Rate = 1 foot (or 12 inches) ÷ 2.4 inches per second ≈ 0.4167 seconds per foot
Therefore, in this example, it would take approximately 0.417 seconds for the ball to hit the ground after falling one foot.
I hope that helps clarify what seconds per foot means!
Convert 1 min/km to other units | Result |
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Minutes per kilometre to Seconds per metre (min/km to s/m) | 0.06 |
Minutes per kilometre to Minutes per mile (min/km to min/mi) | 1.6093491499173 |
Minutes per kilometre to Seconds per foot (min/km to s/ft) | 0.018288 |