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The formula to find the final velocity , v , of an object having an initial velocity , u , and acceleration , a , at time t is v=u+at

A.Rearrange the formula to find the acceleration

B. Using the formula in part A describe the relationship between the acceleration and time for a given initial and final velocity

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Explanation:

The formula to find the final velocity, v of an object having an initial velocity , u , and acceleration , a , at time t is v=u+at

(a) v=u+at

Subtract u from both sides,

v-u=u+at-u

v-u=at

Dividing both sides by t.


a=(v-u)/(t)

(b) The relationship between the acceleration and time for a given initial and final velocity is given by "


s=ut+(1)/(2)at^2

Where

s is the distance covered

t is the time

Hence, this is the required solution.

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