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    The document reports on a student laboratory exercise to determine pace factor. The student conducted trials measuring the distance between lines AB and BA of a known length using a pedometer to count steps. This was used to calculate the student's pace factor of 0.76 meters per pace. Further trials paced the distance of another line, CD, and the calculated paced distance using the pace factor closely matched the actual taped distance, with an error of -0.005.

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    The document reports on a student laboratory exercise to determine pace factor. The student conducted trials measuring the distance between lines AB and BA of a known length using a pedometer to count steps. This was used to calculate the student's pace factor of 0.76 meters per pace. Further trials paced the distance of another line, CD, and the calculated paced distance using the pace factor closely matched the actual taped distance, with an error of -0.005.

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    The document reports on a student laboratory exercise to determine pace factor. The student conducted trials measuring the distance between lines AB and BA of a known length using a pedometer to count steps. This was used to calculate the student's pace factor of 0.76 meters per pace. Further trials paced the distance of another line, CD, and the calculated paced distance using the pace factor closely matched the actual taped distance, with an error of -0.005.

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    Date: Feb.

    2, 2024 Weather: Sunny


    PACING Time: 3:50 PM Temp.: 81 degree F Place: LCCB Quadrangle, Galo-Gatuslao St., Bacolo
    Laboratory Exercise No. 1 Name: Pit, Ezelah Anren K.

    A. Determining Pace Factor C. Measuring Distance by Pacing

    NO. OF PACE NO. OF PACED


    TRIAL LINE TAPED DIST MEAN TRIAL LINE MEAN TAPE DIST
    PACES FACTOR PACES DISTANCE
    1 AB 30.00 39.00 39.50 0.76 1 CD 26.25 26.45 20.10 20.00
    2 BA 30.00 39.50 39.50 0.76 2 DC 26.50 26.45 20.10 20.00
    3 AB 30.00 40.00 39.50 0.76 3 CD 26.00 26.45 20.10 20.00
    4 BA 30.00 39.50 39.50 0.76 4 DC 27.00 26.45 20.10 20.00
    5 AB 30.00 39.50 39.50 0.76 5 CD 26.50 26.45 20.10 20.00
    SUM= 197.50 PACES SUM = 132.25 PACES

    B. Computations D. Computations
    n=5 (no of trials on line AB) n=5 (no of trials on line CD)
    Mean No. Paces = Sum/n = 197.5 / 5 Mean No. Paces = Sum/n = 132.25 / 5
    = 39.50 paces for line AB =26.45 paces for line CD

    PF = Taped Dist / Mean No. Paces PD = Mean no. Paces x PF


    = 30 / 39.50 = 26.45x 0.76
    = 0.76 m / pace = 20.10 (paced distance for CD)

    RP =(Taped Dist. - Paced Dist.)/Taped Dist.


    -0.005
    ., Bacolod City

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