Mathematics, 27.10.2020 18:10, jojosiwa6

Race day has finally arrived, and the event is about to begin. Each racer must complete one lap on the circular track, which has a radius of 15 meters. You find yourself racing against Ali Al Jouda! He holds the record for the KSAA U14 100m race. You are worried but motivated! According to his record, he runs at an average speed of 8.4 m/s. Your average speed is 7 m/s. How far will you have run by the time Ali crosses the finish line?

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