can someone explain how i can get a 100m @ 38.07 and a two sec peak at 38.6 ?
dose not make sense to me I'm not good a math but surely my 2 sec would be greater than my 100m ?

It is.

2 sec = 38.60,
100m = 38.07

It's also faster than I've ever been, well done!

or in maths speak....
38 and 6 tenths..... for 2 sec
38 and 7 hundredths.....

Remember the number scale from school...
tens-units-decimal point-tenths-hundedths-thousandths etc.......

nebs answer is better though. nebs did you get my email?

fast but dum was rather tired last nigh thanks boys

38.6 is bigger than 38. 07, derrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, this is written by milsy

38.6 kn is 19.86 m/s.... so in 2 seconds, you did 40m.

40m < 100m, thus shorter distance = higher peak... or longer distance = bigger chance of going slower.

[ Insert smart comment about 6th grader and decimals.... ]

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Old Pete said...

38.6 is bigger than 38. 07, derrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, this is written by milsy

read a weep miller its called speed challenge for a reason

If you look at the picture can clears how it works.