Question

A patient tells you she goes for a walk every morning for her fitness. Her walk lasts about 30 minutes. You ask her how far she is walking and she tells you, "oh, probably around 7 miles". Does this seem reasonable? Yes this is reasonable, if she is really fit Yes this is reasonable, since she likely knows where she is walking No this does not sound reasonable because this distance seems to be an over-exaggeration No this does not sound reasonable: this sounds like she is walking too slow, at any age

Answer 1

No this does not sound reasonable because this distance seems to be an over-exaggeration

Step-by-step explanation:

She would have to walk at a speed of 14 miles per hour to reach 7 miles in 30 minutes and it is impossible to run (not walk because that speed is not called walking anymore) consistently at 14 miles an hour for 30 minutes. So 7 miles is an over-exaggeration.