Mathematics, 27.10.2021 19:40 abbeygrace13

Set a timer for 20 seconds. Next, get ready to walk! Start the timer and count the number of steps you take in 20 seconds. Now for some math — using the number of steps you just counted, figure out the following: The number of steps you took ÷ 20 seconds = steps per second (round this to 2 decimals)

We want to make a five-second animation of a stick figure walking, so…

Five seconds x your # of steps per second = steps

The walk cycle is for each foot taking a step, so two steps equals a walk cycle.

Total steps ÷ 2 = walk cycles in your five-second animation

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