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Arrange the equations in the correct sequence to rewrite the formula for displacement.

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Answer:


(2(vt-d))/(t^2)=a

Explanation:

Expression to calculate the displacement 'd' is,

d = vt -
(1)/(2)at^(2)

By subtracting vt from both the sides of the equation.

d - vt = -
(1)/(2)at^2

vt - d =
(1)/(2)at^(2) --------(1)

Multiplying with 2 on both the sides of the equation,

2(vt - d) = at² --------(2)

Dividing by 't²' on both the sides of the equation,


(2(vt-d))/(t^2)=(at^2)/(t^2)


(2(vt-d))/(t^2)=a --------(3)

Therefore, expression to calculate the acceleration 'a' will be


(2(vt-d))/(t^2)=a

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