Science & Engineering

Velocity Solver (Three Kinematics Formulas)

Pick a formula and enter what you know, and you get velocity, with automatic conversion to km/h, mph, and more. It covers distance over time, acceleration, and the v-squared equation.

How to use
  1. Choose the formula that matches your problem.
  2. Enter the known values like distance, time, or acceleration.
  3. Check the km/h, mph, ft/s, and knots equivalents.
Try
Velocity
10.4384 m/s

100 m ÷ 9.58 s

km/h
37.578
mph
23.351
ft/s
34.247
knots
20.291
For study and estimation. Verify against authoritative data before relying on a result.
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How it's calculated

v = d ÷ t · v = v₀ + a·t · v = √(v₀² + 2·a·d)

v = final velocity, d = distance, t = time, v₀ = initial velocity, a = acceleration. Three kinematics methods chosen by which values are known.

Common questions

What is the simplest velocity formula?

Velocity equals distance divided by time. If you cover 100 meters in 10 seconds, the average velocity is 10 m/s.

What is the v-squared equation?

It is v² = u² + 2as, which finds final velocity from initial velocity, acceleration, and distance without needing the time.