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(c) A Calculating Speed, Distance and Time In this section we extend the ideas of speed to calculating distances and times, using the following formulae: Speed = Distance Time Speed and Distance. You will often encounter such questions in competitive exams. equation: d = 5t. Speed is the distance you are travelling, divided by the length of time that it takes you to get there. (a) A car drives at a speed ofmph forhourminutes. So, the slope is (5 m)/(1 s), ormeters per second. Let me give you an amazing direct formula to solve such questions. Speed = Similarly, we can rearrange this equation as A. Speed = Distance/Time. Notice that this is simply the formula d = vt with a velocity v ofm/sm/s · t. (b) A motorcycle drives miles inhoursminutes. (c) A lorry travels forhoursminutes at a speed ofmph. (a) A man jogsmiles inhourminutes. Let us say the cyclists names were M and N. Our Direct Formula Numbersays: Speed of M Square Root of Balance Time of N Speed of N Square Root of Balance The speed is in km/h, whereas thehas to do with minutes. The vertical scale shows the distance from the starting point or reference point. (d) A F1 race car drives forhourminutes at a speed of mph This gives us the “rise/run” relationship that determines the slope of the line. However, you still need to A long distance runner runs at an average speed ofmph. Distance-Time Graphs Graphs that show distance against time can be used to describe journeys. B. Time = Distance/Speed. This slope, or change in position over time, is simply Harry’s speed. (b) A bird Wlies at a speed ofkilometres per hour forhourminutes. How long will it take the runner to run: (a)miles, (b)km, (c)m? distance velocity time Traindkm/h t Traind km/h t − 1/6 The equations always follow the same formula: d = vt, and we use that same formula for both Trainand C. Distance = Speed × Time In some questions you will be given speed in kilometres per hour (km/hr) and you will have Speed, Time, and Distance. Distance From Starting TIME, DISTANCE and SPEED to Pune) for both is constant. QuestionCalculate the average speeds for each of the following. We studied the formula d = vt in chapterIt tells us how the quantities distance (d), velocity (v), and time (t) are interrelated when an object travels at QuestionWork out the distance travelled by each of the following. For our equation to work, the time units need to be the same, so we will change theto 1/6 (in hours).