Calculate travel time in a constant-speed model with this free speed distance and time worksheet. The practice page contains eight numbered questions, with a separate answer page so learners can attempt the work before checking. It is designed for focused practice after the underlying idea has been introduced, rather than as a timed test or a placement assessment.
How to work through the questions
Use time = distance/speed. With kilometers and kilometers per hour, the answer is in hours. Begin by identifying the information supplied and the quantity you need to find. Write at least one intermediate step beside each question; the working is often more useful than a final answer when you are deciding what to review.
A first-question check
The first prompt is: Distance 80 km; speed 40 km/h. Find travel time. The checked result is 2 hours. Use the method above to explain how the given information leads to that result. Then cover the key and solve the remaining questions independently.
What to watch for
This simplified model assumes constant speed without stops. Check by multiplying time by speed. If an answer differs from the key, compare one step at a time. Mark whether the issue came from reading the prompt, choosing an operation, calculating, or writing the units. Correct that step and retry the question without copying the answer.
Questions in text
- Distance 80 km; speed 40 km/h. Find travel time.
- Distance 135 km; speed 45 km/h. Find travel time.
- Distance 200 km; speed 50 km/h. Find travel time.
- Distance 275 km; speed 55 km/h. Find travel time.
- Distance 360 km; speed 60 km/h. Find travel time.
- Distance 455 km; speed 65 km/h. Find travel time.
- Distance 560 km; speed 70 km/h. Find travel time.
- Distance 675 km; speed 75 km/h. Find travel time.
Answer key
- 2 hours
- 3 hours
- 4 hours
- 5 hours
- 6 hours
- 7 hours
- 8 hours
- 9 hours
Download and print
Use Download image beneath either page to save its original 2550 × 3300 PNG. For a PDF, choose US Letter or A4 in that page’s controls and select Download PDF; the theme creates the file in your browser. Match the printer paper size, keep uniform scaling and check the margins in print preview. Print a test copy before making a classroom set. Keep the answer sheet separate during independent practice. These original worksheets are for personal and classroom use; share this article link when recommending them.