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Acceleration equation physics

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Answer:

Acceleration=change in velocity ➗ time

Step-by-step explanation:

Acceleration=change in velocity ➗ time

Whereby:

Change in velocity=final velocity - initial velocity

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Answer:

F=ma

dv/dt= a

a is referred to as acceleration

Nisreen answered Jul 3, 2021

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