In the formula for calculating speed, which variable represents distance?

In the formula for calculating speed, the variable that represents distance is conventionally denoted by "d." This aligns with standard mathematical and scientific notation where "d" is commonly used to symbolize distance in various equations.

Speed is calculated using the formula:

[ \text{Speed} = \frac{\text{Distance}}{\text{Time}} ]

In this context, "Distance" is represented by "d," while "Time," which is essential for determining speed, is represented by the variable "t." Other variables, such as "s" or "v," may be used in different contexts (for instance, "s" can sometimes represent displacement and "v" usually denotes velocity), but in the formula related specifically to distance in the speed calculation, "d" is the appropriate designation.