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Manipulate the following equation to solve for t: s=1/2 at^2

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S=1/2at^2
2s=at^2
2s/a=t^2
T=sqaure root of 2s/a
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Step-by-step explanation:

It is given by :


s=(1)/(2)at^2..... (1)

Where

s = distance covered

a = acceleration of an object

t = time taken

We need to manipulate given equation to find the value of t. On cross multiplication to both side of equation (1) we get:


2s=at^2

Dividing both side of above equation by a we get :


t^2=(2s)/(a)

Taking square root of above equation we get :


t=\sqrt{(2s)/(a)}

So, the value of t is,
t=\sqrt{(2s)/(a)}. Hence, this is the required solution.

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