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This document discusses concepts related to time, distance, and speed. It provides definitions and formulas for calculating distance, time, and speed when two of the three variables are known. Formulas include distance = speed x time, speed = distance/time, and time = distance/speed. Conversion factors are also presented, such as multiplying speed in km/hr by 5/18 to convert to m/sec. Examples of word problems and daily applications like navigation and athletics are described. The key information covered includes definitions, formulas, conversions, and examples.

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Time Distance

This document discusses concepts related to time, distance, and speed. It provides definitions and formulas for calculating distance, time, and speed when two of the three variables are known. Formulas include distance = speed x time, speed = distance/time, and time = distance/speed. Conversion factors are also presented, such as multiplying speed in km/hr by 5/18 to convert to m/sec. Examples of word problems and daily applications like navigation and athletics are described. The key information covered includes definitions, formulas, conversions, and examples.

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Time, Distance and Speed

Contents
 Time, distance and speed – concept
 Units of Measurement
 Conversion
 Important formulae
 Calculate distance using formula
 Calculate time using formula
 Calculate speed using formula
 Word Problems
 Train goes past a pole
 Time, distance and speed in daily life
 Check It Out
Time, Distance & Speed- Concept

Home Tree

In the picture above the girl is going really


fast. She catches up and passes the boy.
Can you say who is slower?

The boy is slower than the girl. Can you say


why is the boy slower than the girl?

The boy is slower than the girl because the


boy
takes more time to cover the same distance.
(Contd…)
We can also say that the speed of boy is less
than that of the girl.

When a person covers a given distance in a


given time then the person is said to be in
motion and the rate with which he/she moves
is called speed.

BACK
Units of Measurement
The units of measurement of distance are
km, m, cm etc.

The units of measurement of time are hour (hr),


minute (min), second (sec).

The units of measurement of speed are


km/hr and m/sec, cm/sec etc.

NOTE: The units of time and distance determine


the unit of measurement of speed.

BACK
Conversion
1000 m = 1 km

1 km
1m =
1000

1 hr = 60 min

1 min = 60 sec

\ 1 hr = 60  60 sec
1
\ 1 sec =
60  60 hr
(Contd…)
1) Changing the speed given in km/hr into m/sec.

5
1000 m
e.g. 90km/hr = 90 x
60 x 60 sec

3
5
10
5m
= 90 x
18 sec
2
1

90 km/hr = 25 m/sec

(Contd…)
2) Changing the speed given in m/sec into km/hr.
50 km 1
e.g. 50m/sec =
1000
 60 x 60
hr

50 x 60 x 60
=
1000
3
\ 50m/sec = 50 x 60 x 60
1000
5

10
18 km
= 50 x
5 hr
1

50m/sec = 180km/hr
Easy way to Remember Conversion

To convert the speed given in km/hr into


m/sec, multiply the given speed by 5
18

To convert the speed given in m/sec into


km/hr, multiply the given speed by 18
5

BACK
Important Formulae
DISTANCE = SPEED X TIME

DISTANCE
SPEED =
TIME

DISTANCE
TIME =
SPEED

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BACK
I) CALCULATE DISTANCE FROM SPEED AND TIME

Enter Speed 40 m/sec

Enter Time 10 sec

DISTANCE = SPEED X TIME

= 40 m/sec X 10 sec

= 400 m
BACK
II) CALCULATE TIME FROM DISTANCE AND SPEED

Enter Distance 30 m
Enter Speed 27 km/hr

Distance & speed are not in the same unit of measurement, so


conversion is required.

Conversion:

Speed = 27km/hr
3
5 15 m/sec
= 27 x =
18 2
2
( Contd…….)
TIME = DISTANCE
SPEED

30 m
=
15/2 m/sec

2
2
= 30 X = 4 sec.
15
1

TIME = 4 seconds

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III) CALCULATE SPEED FROM TIME AND DISTANCE

Enter Time 2 hrs 45 min

Enter Distance 132 km

Time is given in both hour and minute so this can be


converted into hour.
Conversion : Time = 2 hrs 45 min
OR

Time = 2 hrs + 45 min


3
45 min = 45 hr
60 4

( Contd…….)
(Contd…….)

3 hr
45 min =
4

\ 2 hrs + 45 min = 2 hr + 3 hr
4

8 + 3 hr
=
4

= 11 hr
4

(Contd…….)
SPEED = DISTANCE
TIME

132 km
=
11/4 hr

12 4
= 132 X
11
1

SPEED = 48 km/hr

BACK
Word Problems
The distance between Pune and Nasik is 352 km. A bus
running at the speed of 40 km/hr left Pune at 20.00
hrs. What time will it reach Nasik?

TIME = DISTANCE  SPEED

44
352 km 44 hrs 4 hrs 4 hr
= = = 8 = 8 hrs +
40 km/hr 5 5 5
5
12
= 8 hrs and 4 X 60 min = 8 hrs and 48 min
5
1

The bus started at 20.00 hrs and travelled for a


period of 8 hrs 48 min.
(Contd…)
Contd…
\ the bus reached at 20.00 hrs + 8.48 hrs = 28.48 hrs
To find the time of the day according to the 24 hours
system, let us subtract 24 from 28.48 .
hrs min
28 48
24 00
4 48
= 4 hrs and 48 min

The bus reached Nasik early morning the


next day at 4 hours and 48 minutes.
BACK
TRAIN GOES PAST A POLE

Q. A train running at the speed of 36 km/hr goes


past a pole in 20 seconds. Find the length of
the train.

What does the phrase “train goes past a pole mean”?

This means that the train has to travel a


distance equal to its length to go past
the pole. Hence, the time required to go
past a pole is the same as the time
required to travel a distance equal to the
train’s length.
(Contd…)
SOLUTION:
The length of the train will be equal to the
distance travelled in the given time with the
same speed.
Speed = 36 km/hr Time = 20 sec

Conversion:
2
6
36 km/hr = 36 x 5 = 10 m/sec
18
3
1
DISTANCE = SPEED X TIME

Distance = 10m/sec x 20 sec

BACK = 200 m
Time, Distance and Speed in Daily Life
Speed, time and distance is one of the basic
tools a sailor uses in navigation. Using these
simple formulae he can predict the time of
arrival, the speed of travel or the distance he
has to cover.

In athletic events and elimination rounds speed,


distance and time play a major role in the
making and breaking of records.

The departure and arrival of aeroplanes, trains


and buses depends on calculations involving
speed, time and distance.
BACK
Fill in the blanks and complete the
following:
To convert the speed given in km/hr into m/sec,
multiply the given speed by 5
18

1
1m = km 1 hr = 60  ______
60 sec
1000

Speed = Distance Time = Distance


Time Speed

Speed
Distance = ___________ X Time

1 hr
1 sec =
60  ___
___ 60 BACK
The End

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