This math topic involves applying formulas and understanding the relationship between speed, time, and distance through various formats of measurement (mm, cm, m) and time (hr, min, s, ms). Students practice calculating the total distance traveled given variables for speed and time in multiple question sets. Each problem presents different variables and units, with multiple-choice answers that include different algebraic manipulations of these variables to arrive at the distance. The concepts are foundational for understanding motion and are essential in both academic and real-world contexts.
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Practice:
Speed and Time to Distance - Variables
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A car drives for Z ms at D mm/ms. How many mm does it travel?
Speed - Speed and Time to Distance - Variables Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Speed - Speed and Time to Distance - Variables (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Speed, Distance, and Time - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/speed_distance_time_intro/ |
| A car drives for M ms at D cm/ms. How many cm does it travel? |
| A car drives for X hr at B m/hr. How many m does it travel? |
| A car drives at M cm/d for B d. How many cm does it travel? |
| A car drives for Z hr at N cm/hr. How many cm does it travel? |
| A car drives for B min at D m/min. How many m does it travel? |
| A car drives for Y ms at R m/ms. How many m does it travel? |
| A car drives at D m/s for X s. How many m does it travel? |