X = Vxt

Definition

The equation x = Vxt represents the horizontal displacement of an object moving with a constant horizontal velocity. It calculates the distance traveled in the horizontal direction by multiplying the velocity (Vx) and time (t).

Related terms

Velocity (Vx): The rate at which an object changes its position in the horizontal direction.

Time (t): The duration or interval during which an object moves horizontally.

Displacement (x):

The change in position of an object, measured from its initial position to its final position, in the horizontal direction.