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MotionLab
d = v · t, v = d / t, t = d / v.
Distance, speed, and time are locked together by a single relationship (d = v·t) — rearranging it gives you speed (d÷t) or time (d÷v) depending on which two you already know.
Estimating arrival time on a road trip, figuring out pace for a run, or calculating how far a vehicle travels at a given speed are all direct applications of this formula.
Distance = v · t
100
d = v · t
What you entered
Distance = speed × time
20 × 5= 100Speed = distance ÷ time
100 ÷ 5= 20Time = distance ÷ speed
100 ÷ 20= 5Result
Distance = v · t: 100
The distance, speed, and time formulas are all rearrangements of the same relationship — d = v × t.