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S=1/2a^2v+c solve for v

S=1/2a^2v+c solve for v
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S=1/2a^2v+c solve for v

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Answer:

v=2(s-c)/a^2

C is correct

Explanation:

User Jay Wilde
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v=2(s-c)/a^2

im also doing the study island this is the answer lol

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