Calories: 200: Sodium: 0 mg: Total Fat: 10 g: Potassium: 0 mg: Saturated: 7 g: Total Carbs: 27 g: Polyunsaturated: 0 g: Dietary Fiber: 0 g: Monounsaturated: 0 g: Sugars: 20 g: Trans: 0 g: Protein: 1 g: Cholesterol: 5 mg : Vitamin A: 0%: Calcium: 2%: Vitamin C: 0%: Iron: 2%
A stationary raindrop initially experiences an acceleration due to gravity of 9.8 m/s 2, as would any falling body. As gravity increases the speed of the raindrop in its descent, drag retards the downward acceleration of the raindrop.
That would put the maximum speed at about 14.7 m/s (or 32.9 mph). Thatâs probably faster than the skaters normally go â but let me just check. The world record for the 500 meter track is a time of 39.937 seconds. This would give an average speed (assuming the skater actually went 500 m â which probably isnât true) of 12.5 m/s.