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How do solve for a in yf=yi+vi *t + 1/2*at^2. Also, What’s this formulas name
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How do solve for a in yf=yi+vi *t + 1/2*at^2. Also, What’s this formulas name

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y_f = y_i + v_it + (1)/(2) at^2\\ y_f-y_i -v_it = (1)/(2)at^2\\ (2(y_f-y_i -v_it))/(t^2)=a

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Kinematics

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