Pacing report
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This document details an experiment conducted by a group of second-year architecture students at Al-Nahrain University to determine personal pacing over a distance of 20 meters. The procedure involved measuring the number of steps taken by each participant, from which average step lengths were calculated. Results showed varying average step lengths among participants, with Murtada achieving an average of 0.64 meters per step.
Pacing report
- 1. 1 AL-NAHRAINUNIVERSITY COLLEGEOF ENGINEERING DEPARTEMENTOF ARCHITECTURE Pacing Group 1: AslAli Ahmed Hassan Hussain Azher Zainab Ali Murtada A.M, SecondYear
- 2. 2 Date: 11-3-2019 -TheSite: A garage nearby to engineering college. -TheWeather Cloudy. -TheAim: Find personal pacing. -Theory: Pacing=distance (m) / No. of steps Distance in this test is 20m. Writtenby: Murtada A. M.
- 3. 3 -Tools: Tape measure. -Procedure: 1-The first step is set the starting and ending points. 2-We set a line on the ground 20-meter long using tape and chalk. 3-Everyone in the group 1 walks on line three times on, a natural walk in order to get three numbers per person identical or different. 4-we record the information as described in data.
- 4. 4 5-We find average step for each person. 6- Then compensation in the equation to find the pacing of each person. -Thecalculationsandresults; Name T1 T2 T3 Avg. Step Ahmed 28 27 26 27.0 0.74m Asl 30 34 31 31.6 0.63m Hussain 34 34 33 33.6 0.60m Zainab 31 32 32 31.6 0.63m Murtada 30 31 32 31.0 0.64m
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