If an object is moving with a constant velocity for six hours, the distance traveled can be calculated by multiplying the velocity by the time traveled. Since velocity is defined as the rate of change of displacement, it represents both the speed and direction of motion.
If we assume the object's velocity is v (in units of distance per unit time) and it travels for a time of 6 hours, the distance traveled (d) can be calculated as:
d = v * t
where t is the time traveled. In this case, t = 6 hours.
Therefore, the distance traveled by the object would be equal to the velocity multiplied by the time:
d = v * 6
Please note that this calculation assumes the velocity remains constant throughout the entire six-hour period.