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Leia Nash
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1 September, 10:48
How is speed determined?
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Anya Schultz
1 September, 11:02
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Speed equals distance divided by time (Speed=Distance/Time).
For example if it takes someone three minutes to go three miles their speed is one mile a minute.
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