How it works
Calculate velocity (speed), distance, or time for constant-velocity motion.
Enter any two of distance (m), time (s), and velocity (m/s). The calculator derives the third.
Formula
v = d ÷ t; d = v × t; t = d ÷ v.
d- Distance (m)
t- Time (s)
v- Velocity (m/s)
Examples
- 100 m in 10 sDistance 100 m · time 10 sVelocity 10 m/s
Frequently asked questions
Is this speed or velocity?
For constant motion in one direction they are the same. Velocity strictly includes direction.
Does it handle acceleration?
No — this assumes constant velocity. Accelerated motion is a separate topic.
How to read the result
Velocity is the rate of change of distance over time.
Limitations
Constant velocity in one dimension; no acceleration or relativity.
Source: v = d / t (uniform motion).