Students often get stuck before they start this kind of problem because they don't remember the formulas. Think of a speed limit sign ; it says "speed = miles per hour", which tells you that rate equals distance divided by time. There is a nice trick of writing the letters D, R and T in a triangle to find the other two formulas, but I can't show it without making a drawing. You can also find the other two formulas by algebra. The 3 formulas are D=RT, R=D/T and T=D/R.
T=D/R; D=150 and R=60
T = 150/60 = 2.5 hours, or 2 hours and 30 minutes.
That depends on your speed.
73 / A = hours of travel time
It would depend on your speed
That depends on your speed.
That depends on your speed.
long would it take to go 6600 miles by train?
The speed of light is ~186,282 Miles per second. You do the math.
Time = Distance/Speed
You would need to know the speed.
That depends on the speed. Choose a suitable speed, then divide the distance by the speed.
48 miles per hour (mph) is a measure of speed, indicating that a vehicle would travel 48 miles in one hour. To determine how long it takes to travel a specific distance at this speed, you can use the formula: time = distance/speed. For example, to travel 48 miles at 48 mph would take 1 hour.
It would depend on the car's speed.