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What's going on
Speed is just a way of answering “how far, in how long?” in a single number. Cover more ground in the same time, or the same ground in less time, and speed goes up either way.
The formula
speed = distance / time
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Build it up
If something covers 100 meters in 10 seconds, it’s covering 10 meters every second - divide the distance by the time and you get the rate. Run that backward and distance is just speed multiplied by however long you kept it up; time is distance split into speed-sized chunks.
Worked example
Worked example
Distance = 100 m, Time = 10 s
Speed = 100 ÷ 10
Speed = 10 m/s





