Question

The formula for velocity of an object is the equals d over t where he is a velocity of the object t is the distance traveled and t is a time in class well that distance is terrible if you had only this formula to work with what would your first step be to determine how long it takes for the light to return fitness center one additional information do you need to calculate this and solve the variable you're looking for

Answer 1

`(a)\ t =(d)/(v)`

`(b)\ d = vt`

Explanation:

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Given

`v = (d)/(t)`

`v \to velocity`

`d \to distance`

`t \to time`

Solving (a): Solve for time

We have:

`v = (d)/(t)`

Cross multiply

`t * v = d`

Make t the subject

`t =(d)/(v)`

Solving (b): Solve for distance

We have:

`v = (d)/(t)`

Cross multiply

`d = v * t`

`d = vt`