What does a=(vf-vi)/t mean in science

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this is the equation for acceleration. it is mostly used in physics
acceleeration = final velocity subtracted by initial velocity divided by time

Jhhwilliams answered Sep 26, 2017

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Acceleration= (final velocity-initial velocity)/time You can also look at it as acceleration=change in velocity/time

Chacko answered Sep 28, 2017

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