Question

Write the formula used to measure distance travelled by an object?

Answer 1

Distance = speed * time

Explanation:

Speed is the rate at which an object travels a particular distance at the given time.

So speed = distance / time.

Let's say speed is represented by s, distance by d and time by t.

SI units of distance is metre and time is second, so unit of speed will be meters per second (m/s)

Using algebra, we can find any of the missing values in this equation if the other two are known.

So when s = d/t

Then, d can be calculated as d = s * t

distance = speed * time (unit is metres)

Also we can find time taken to travel a distance if speed and distance is known.

s = d/t, then time t = d/s = distance / speed (unit is seconds)

Answer 2

Answer:THE FORMULA FOR DISTANCE IS:

Distance= speed × time

Explanation: