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Distance is often represented by a 'd' in equations and an appropriate unit is m

d is often used to represent distance in equations.

A good example of this is in the equation speed = distance / time which is this in it's symbol form: s=d/t

The unit of distance in the metre or 'm' as a symbol.

An example of this in use is 2 metres or 2m

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Time is often represented by a 't' in equations and the unit is s

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