The formula for calculating distance traveled using time and velocity is:
Distance = Velocity × Time
In this formula, "Distance" represents the total distance traveled, "Velocity" represents the speed or rate of motion, and "Time" represents the duration of the travel.
On the other hand, if you have the distance traveled and the velocity, you can calculate the time traveled using the following formula:
Time = Distance / Velocity
In this formula, "Time" represents the duration of the travel, "Distance" represents the total distance traveled, and "Velocity" represents the speed or rate of motion.
These formulas are based on the concept of average velocity, where it is assumed that the velocity remains constant throughout the entire duration of travel. It is important to note that these formulas are applicable only in cases where the velocity is constant, and they do not account for variations in velocity over time.