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Q: The distance in pacing can be obtained by –––– the number of paces with the average length of the pace.
  • A. adding
  • B. dividing
  • C. subtracting
  • D. multiplying
Correct Answer: Option D - Pacing–The distance can be determined by pacing if approximate results are required. It consists of walking upon a line and counting the number of paces the needed distance can be obtained by multiplying the number of paces by the average pace length. The length of the pace varies with the individual. and also with the nature of the ground the slope of the country and the speed of pacing.
D. Pacing–The distance can be determined by pacing if approximate results are required. It consists of walking upon a line and counting the number of paces the needed distance can be obtained by multiplying the number of paces by the average pace length. The length of the pace varies with the individual. and also with the nature of the ground the slope of the country and the speed of pacing.

Explanations:

Pacing–The distance can be determined by pacing if approximate results are required. It consists of walking upon a line and counting the number of paces the needed distance can be obtained by multiplying the number of paces by the average pace length. The length of the pace varies with the individual. and also with the nature of the ground the slope of the country and the speed of pacing.