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    This document outlines a field experiment to determine pace factor and measure distance by pacing. [1] The experiment had participants pace 50m lines while being timed to calculate their pace factor of 0.73m/pace. [2] They then used this pace factor to measure unknown distances by counting paces and calculating the distance. [3] Their measured distance of 23.41m for a taped 25m line resulted in a 6.89% error rate.

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    This document outlines a field experiment to determine pace factor and measure distance by pacing. [1] The experiment had participants pace 50m lines while being timed to calculate their pace factor of 0.73m/pace. [2] They then used this pace factor to measure unknown distances by counting paces and calculating the distance. [3] Their measured distance of 23.41m for a taped 25m line resulted in a 6.89% error rate.

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    This document outlines a field experiment to determine pace factor and measure distance by pacing. [1] The experiment had participants pace 50m lines while being timed to calculate their pace factor of 0.73m/pace. [2] They then used this pace factor to measure unknown distances by counting paces and calculating the distance. [3] Their measured distance of 23.41m for a taped 25m line resulted in a 6.89% error rate.

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    PACING ON LEVEL GROUND

    FIELD WORK 1

    DATE: GROUP NO.:


    TIME: PROFESSOR:
    GROUP MEMBERS:

    A. PACE FACTOR (P.F.) DETERMINATION

    TRIAL TAPED NO. OF PACE


    LINE MEAN
    DISTANCE PACES FACTOR
    1 AB 50 M 67.5
    2 BA 50 M 66.5 0.73
    m/pace
    3 AB 50 M 68.0 68 3
    4 BA 50 M 69.5 pace
    5 AB 50 M 70.0

    B. COMPUTATION

    distance 50 m

    67.5 66.5 68.0 69.5 70 O


    3 i
    paces 67.5
    66 E
    69 5
    68 O
    t 70 O
    3475 paces
    PF 5 68.3
    341 5
    PFE 0.73 Mlpaces
    T
    68.3 ml pace
    C . MEASURING DISTANCEBY PACING

    NO. OF PACE PACED TAPED


    TRIAL LINE MEAN ERROR
    PACES FACTOR DISTANCE DISTANCE
    1 XY 30.0
    2 YX 31.5 0.77
    3 XY 30.5 30.4 m/pace
    23 41M 25 m
    6.890
    4 YX 29.0
    5 XY 31.0

    D . COMPUTATIONS

    30 Paced distance 30.4 0.77


    paces
    31.5 PD 23.41M
    30.5
    29 O
    I obsened2
    31 O error actual
    observed 100
    152 o paces
    f5 j 100

    0
    mlpaces 6.890
    5

    30.4Mtpace

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