Physical Science

There are a lot of equations that relate time, velocity, distance, momentum. The equations contain variables in various units. For example

Time - second
Velocity - meters/second
Distance or length - meter
Momentum - this is a derived SI unit - Newton-second

Now, how you put them together depends on what you're trying to achieve. For example, the time to travel some distance

D = V x T where D is the distance, V is the velocity, T is the time
The units you express V and T in will determine D. For example, if V is miles/hr and T is hrs, D will be in miles. Miles can be converted to meters or kilometers, time can be converted to seconds.

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Velocity = distance * time

Work out from the equation above to find time and distance

Momentum = mass * velocity