The question is too vague for a proper answer.
Distance can crop up in the context of speed, acceleration, kinetics, etc. In each case the definition and formula may vary.
There is also the concept of distance between two points in a metric space and the measure of distance will depend on the metric defined on the space. The Euclidean (or Pythagorean) metric and the Minkovsky (or taxicab) metric are two of the more common metrics but there are loads more.
integers?
If the function relating the two variables is differentiable, then the rate is the derivative.
Perimeter
speed and distance
The distance from zero.
Uh, math teacher.
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In Math, perimeter is the distance around something.In Math, perimeter is the distance around something.In Math, perimeter is the distance around something.In Math, perimeter is the distance around something.
integers?
pi... yum (use sign for pi)
Most people use math on a daily basis, though very often they are unaware of it. Getting out of bed applies velocity and distance. Taking a bath is water displacement. Microwaving food is a fuction of time relating to the proportions of surface area to volume.
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The distance between two objects.
Its proportional to the product of their masses, and inversely proportional to the square of their distance apart.
If the function relating the two variables is differentiable, then the rate is the derivative.
Oh, dude, "how far" in math usually refers to the distance between two points on a number line or a coordinate plane. It's like asking, "How many units apart are these two points?" So, if someone asks you, "How far is it from point A to point B?" you can impress them with your math lingo and be like, "Oh, it's the absolute value of the difference between the coordinates of the two points." Boom, math wizard!
Logic and math classes would help with that.