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5 March, 22:04

What is d=rt for t for scientific formula?

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  1. 5 March, 22:34
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    I'm not quite sure what this question means, but d = rt is a formula used to calculate the distance. the variables here are d for distance, r for rate, and t for time. if you need to solve it for t:

    d = rt ... divide both sides by the rate (r)

    (d/r) = t ... is your result
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