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The formula d = ft can be used to calculate the distance (d) an object travels using its rate of speed (r) and the time it travels (t). Using the formula, which shows the rate t…

The formula d = ft can be used to calculate the distance (d) an object travels using its rate of speed (r) and the time it travels (t). Using the formula, which shows the rate t…
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The formula d = ft can be used to calculate the distance (d) an object travels using its rate of speed (r) and the time it travels (t). Using the formula, which shows the rate the object traveled?

User Trevor Burnham
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In that first sentence, you should have typed d = r * t
Rate would be calculated as:
rate = distance / time

User Furquan Khan
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