The time it takes to hang 100 door hangers can vary based on several factors including the layout of the neighborhood, walking speed, the distance between doors, and any interruptions or challenges encountered along the way.

Here’s a rough estimate of how long it takes to hang 100 door hangers…

1. Walking Speed and Efficiency – The average walking speed is about 3 miles per hour (mph), but this can vary based on the individual and conditions. Hanging a door hanger might take about 30 seconds per door, accounting for the time to approach the door, hang the item, and move to the next door.
2. Density of the Area – In a densely populated area with homes close together, such as a suburban neighborhood where houses are side by side, you might move faster between doors, potentially taking less time per house.

Considering these factors, here’s a simple calculation…

• Time to Hang One Door Hanger – Let’s assume it takes about 30 seconds to approach a door, hang the door hanger, and then proceed to the next door.
• Total Time for 100 Door Hangers – 30 seconds per door hanger * 100 door hangers = 3,000 seconds.

To convert seconds into hours:

Total Time= 3,000 seconds/3,600 seconds per hour​

Let’s calculate that.

It would take approximately 0.83 hours, or roughly 50 minutes, to hang 100 door hangers, assuming 30 seconds per door. This is a general estimate and the actual time could be shorter or longer depending on the specific circumstances mentioned earlier.