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How can you calculate speed of pitch if you only know distance? - Answers
You can find the speed (or rate) of the pitch by finding out the time it took to go that distance (ex. time from Point A to Point B). You use the distance formula, but slightly different. Instead of D=RT (D= Distance, R= Rate, T=Time) you would use R=D/T (rate equals distance divided by time)
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How can you calculate speed of pitch if you only know distance? - Answers
You can find the speed (or rate) of the pitch by finding out the time it took to go that distance (ex. time from Point A to Point B). You use the distance formula, but slightly different. Instead of D=RT (D= Distance, R= Rate, T=Time) you would use R=D/T (rate equals distance divided by time)
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How can you calculate speed of pitch if you only know distance? - Answers
You can find the speed (or rate) of the pitch by finding out the time it took to go that distance (ex. time from Point A to Point B). You use the distance formula, but slightly different. Instead of D=RT (D= Distance, R= Rate, T=Time) you would use R=D/T (rate equals distance divided by time)
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