Why Does Calculating Runner A's Distance Give Different Results?

[deaninator]

Homework Statement

Runner A runs at 6.0 m/s for 10 s. How far does he go?
NOTE: THE ANSWER IS 60 m BUT I DON'T KNOW HOW IT GOT TO THAT.

Homework Equations

V=Vo + at
X=1/2(Vo +V)T
X=volt + 1/2at2
V2=Vo2 + 2ax

(If a 2 is after a letter then it means squared)
X=displacement
A=Acceleration
T=Tome
Vo=Initial Velocity
V=Velocity

The Attempt at a Solution

X=1/2(Vo +V)T
x=1/2(6 m/s)(10 sec)

 

[fss]

You have a velocity (m/s) and a time (s). Even just looking at the units, how would you get a distance (m) ?

 

[deaninator]

You have a velocity (m/s) and a time (s). Even just looking at the units, how would you get a distance (m) ?

You get the distance using the distance formula that I have listed above under previous tries...

 

[dickface]

lol poor attempt at trolling tbh.