Before you can use the distance, rate, and time formula, D=RT, you need to make sure that your units for the distance and time are the same units as your rate. If they aren’t, you’ll need to change them so you’re working with the same units.
Read MoreUniform motion explains the distance of an object when it travels at a constant speed, the rate, over a period of time. To compare different rates, times, and distances you can use subscripts to keep track of which pieces go with which equation.
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