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A=(vf-vi)/t solve for vf

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$A= (vf-vi)/(t)\ \ | \ multiply\ both\ sides\ by\ t \\\\t\\eq 0\\\\At=vf-vi \ \ | \ add\ iv \ to\ both\ sides \\\\At+vi=vf$

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