How to calculate the distant
Question asked by: sreaksmey
Asked on: 17 Oct 2009
Speed = distance / time
Therefore in any question that gives you two of these three you just need to re-arrange the question to work out the third value.
So, if you want to calculate distance and you have the speed and time, then you know that:
distance = speed * time
as a result of multiplying both sides by time, and that's all there is to it!
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Replied at: 18 Oct 2009
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