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Calculating Velocity from Data 3 1 point Calculating the velocity require you to take how far the object traveled and divide it by how many seconds it took the object to travel between the two points. Direction of Motion In equation form, this looks like: v = 5 8 9 10 (in meters) v is the velocity in m/s. d, is the initial position in meters and de is the final position df in meters. t is the time in seconds it took for the object to move from the initial position to the final position. A ball is rolling as shown in the image. It takes the ball 1.6 seconds to travel from the initial position shown to the final position shown. Calculate the average The ending position minus the staring position will tell you how far and in which velocity of the ball. Do not include units when you type your answer. Express your direction the object moved. The direction will be (-) or (+). If the object moves to the answer to the nearest tenth, 0.0 left, the direction will be (-). If the object moves to the right, the direction will be (+). Type your answer... Watch the video below to see how to calculate the velocity from given data. Calculating Velocity Using Data Video B Direction of Motion Example: 10 (in meters) A ball is rolling as shown in the image. It takes the ball 0.3 s to travel from the initial position shown to the final position shown. Calculate the average velocity of the ball. Express your answer to the nearest tenth, 0.0 df - di 0:00 / 4:32