Physics, asked by shreyas6758, 1 month ago

If we denote speed by S, distance by D and time by T, the relationship between these quantities is * *

(a) S = D/ T
(b) T = SD
(c) S = 1T × D
(d) S = TD

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Answered by RamArora

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Answer:

a)S=D/T is the correct answer for sure

Explanation:

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Answered by rashidtashif

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The formula for speed is S= D/T.

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