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MotionLab
The most basic motion formula — distance divided by time.
Speed is just how fast something moves; velocity also includes direction. This calculator computes the magnitude only — for a full vector answer you'd also need to track direction separately.
This gives average velocity over the full distance and time — an object's instantaneous velocity at any single moment can be higher or lower than this average if its speed varies along the way.
Velocity (m/s)
10
v = d / t
What you entered
v = d ÷ t
100 ÷ 10= 10 m/sResult
Velocity (m/s): 10
Covering 100m in 10s gives a velocity of 10 m/s.