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What is the physical quantity represented by X and what is its SI - unit [y=(3.0m/s) + (X×2.0s)] 1) Acceleration 2) velocity 3) length 4) time please heeeeeelp Answer and I will give you brainiliest ​
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What is the physical quantity represented by X and what is its SI - unit

[y=(3.0m/s) + (X×2.0s)]

1) Acceleration
2) velocity
3) length
4) time

please heeeeeelp

Answer and I will give you brainiliest
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acceleration

. kinematics first law

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