Fieldwork no.

1
( PACING something. Haha. Di ko po tanda ang title. Sowwy )

I. Objective

1. To determine the pace factor of each member of the group.

2. To measure a certain distance by pacing.

3. To compute the percentage of error on measuring distance by pacing.

II. Theory

III. Equipments

50 meter tape

IV. Methods

Pacing, it consists of counting the number of steps or paces in a required distance.

V. Site vicinity

VI. Tabulation of data

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No. Of 70.42 86.21 76.92 67.17 78.13 64.10 76.92 78.13
paces
Length 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50
of the
course
(M)
Pace 0.71 0.58 0.65 0.74 0.64 0.78 0.65 0.64
factor
(M/pace
)
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length
Pace
distance
Percent
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error

VII. Analysis of data

VIII. Computations

Pace factor = measured length/ no. Of paces

Length of the course = no. Of paces x pace factor

IX. Conclusions

By measuring the pace factor of an individual, it is required to count the no. Of paces on a given
distance. Diffirent person have different pace factor. And to measure the a distance by pacing,
we need to count the number of paces then multiply it to the pace factor. When measuring
distance by pacing there is always an error due some factors that affect the paces of an individual
when measuring.