I just made up an equation do you see anything wrong with it?

Question

Has this equation been made before?


Time is realated to distance,
If X. and Y, have different distances, X being long, Y, being short, to reach their destinations at the same time x must travel faster then then Y.
So if Yis a shorter distant then X,
Then X has to have faster movement to = the same amount of time that passes for Y.

Yreaches it destitation at a slower amount of speed. Yet at the same amount to time.

Short distance and long distance= same amount of time that passes.
Long distance must = more then speed then
short distance.
Lond ditance= Ld =x
Short distanace= Sd= Y
Speed=s
Same amount of time= sat
>greater then, < less then

x>s=sat =y
Example equation.
Distance X=7miles
Distance Y=4miles
Sat = 5mins
S=speed, varible.
7>s=5mins=4>s

Should I revise this some how?

DUH!!!!!!!!!!!!
7>s=5mins=4

Answer 1

No. First, Nothing you said makes any sense whatsoever. Second, even though it's not valid and doesn't make sense, I would like to point out that it's an inequality, not an equation. Third, no you should NOT revise it.

Answer 2

you have to consider the entire equation V=s/t together. You can not say "Then X has to have faster movement to = the same amount of time that passes for Y." whith out considering the distance. Work on your equation.

Answer 3

wow. way to go, newton.

Answer 4

haha what! How old are you??