All Textbook Topics - Forces and Motion - Speed, Distance and Time - I can perform simple calculations to work out a distance from a constant speed and a time
I can perform simple calculations to work out a distance from a constant speed and a time
To calculate a distance from a speed and a time, you must use a rearrangement of the s=d/t equation.
You must complete the following steps:
- You will have been given a speed and a time. Write these down from the question onto your paper and make sure they are clearly identified
- Write out the s=d/t equation down in either the word or symbol form
- Rearrange the equation into the correct form (d=sxt)
- Substitute in the speed and the time and write these down in full
- Complete the calculation and write down your answer
Here is an example question and model answer:
A cyclist is travelling at 6m/s. How far do they move in 4s?

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