![]() ![]() But what if there is an object that covers part of its journey with one speed and the other part with another speed? Let us say a train goes from station A to B in 2 minutes and from B to C in 3 minutes. If ‘D’ is the distance traveled in some time ‘T’ then the speed of the object for this journey or ‘s’ is equal to s = D/T. The speed of an object is found out by dividing the distance that the object covers by the time in which the object takes to cover this distance.
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