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

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Given:
Speed $(s) = 60 m / s$
Time $(t) = 10 s$
Find: $D i s \tan c e (d) = ?$
Solution:
Formula used: $S p e e d (s) = \frac{D i s \tan c e (d)}{T i m e (t)}$
$d = s \times t = 60 m / s \times 10 s = 600 m$
Distance traveled by the car is $600 m .$

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

Given: Speed (s)=60m/sTime (t)=10sFind: Distance(d)=?Solution: Formula used: Speed(s)=Distance(d)Time(t)d=s×t=60m/s×10s=600mDistance traveled by the car is 600m.

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

Given:
Speed $(s) = 60 m / s$
Time $(t) = 10 s$
Find: $D i s \tan c e (d) = ?$
Solution:
Formula used: $S p e e d (s) = \frac{D i s \tan c e (d)}{T i m e (t)}$
$d = s \times t = 60 m / s \times 10 s = 600 m$
Distance traveled by the car is $600 m .$