Question

V=u+atrearrange the formula to make a the subject

Answer 1

`a=(v-u)/(t)`

Explanation:

Given the equation:

`v=u+at`

We want to make 'a' the subject of the equation.

First, subtract u from both sides of the equation:

`\begin{gathered} v-u=u-u+at \\ at=v-u \end{gathered}`

Next, divide both sides by t:

`\begin{gathered} (at)/(t)=(v-u)/(t) \\ a=(v-u)/(t) \end{gathered}`

The formula rearranged with a as the subject is:

`a=(v-u)/(t)`