Find the distance covered by a car traveling at a constant speed of 60 m/s in 10 s.

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Solution

Step 1: Given
$S p e e d = 60 m / s t i m e = 10 s$
Step 2: Calculations
The formula for speed is given as,
$S p e e d = \frac{D i s \tan c e}{T i m e}$
To calculate distance we rewrite the formula as,
$D i s \tan c e = s p e e d \times t i m e$
On putting all the values we have,
$D i s \tan c e = s p e e d \times t i m e D i s \tan c e = 60 m / s \times 10 s = 600 m$
So, the total distance travelled is $600 m$ .

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