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Thursday, 20 April 2017

Distance, speed and time FORMULA

The equation

All of the calculations in this section will be worked out using the distance, speed and time equation. An easy way to remember the distance, speed and time equations is to put the letters into a triangle.
Three triangles show the three distance, speed and time equations. The first shows distance equals speed multipled by time, the second shows time equals distance over speed, the third shows speed equals distance over time.
The triangles will help you remember these 3 rules:
  • Distance = Speed x Time
  • Time = Distance/Speed
  • Speed= Distance/Time
On the next page there are some examples to work through. Have paper and a pen handy, draw the distance, speed and time triangle on your paper, then try the examples.

Calculating DISTANCE, given speed and time

Example

Iain walked from his parents' farm into town at a steady speed of 5km/h. The journey took 3 hours. How far did Iain walk?

In the first hour he walked 5km
After two hours he had walked 10km
After three hours he had walked 15km.
The equation, distance equals, speed multiplied by time, is represented in a triangle, with distance at the top top and speed and time underneath.
Distance = Speed x Time
Distance = 5 x 3
Distance = 15km

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