How do you find the constant speed of an object given distance and time?

1. Constant speed means that you don't get faster, and you don't get slower
2. Think d=s•t when you see constant speed
1. d- distance
2. s- speed
3. t- time
4. Think of this with constant speed problems
1. d- distance
2. s- speed
3. t- time
4. Here we've solved for speed
1. t- time
1. s- speed
2. mph- miles per hour
1. s- speed
2. mph- miles per hour
3. Our final answer is that speed is 8 miles per hour
1. t- time
2. s- solved speed of 8 mph
3. A- area
4. Problem solved!
1. The area under a speed vs time graph tells you the distance travelled
1. Area of a rectangle is base times height, or 0.25 hrs times s miles per hour
1. s- speed
2. mph- miles per hour
3. Our final answer is that speed is 8 miles per hour

Justin has no food in the house, and decides to take his Segway to the local drive through, hoping that being on a Segway counts as 'driving'. How fast does he need to go in order to cover the 2 mile distance in 15 minutes?