Which equation below is not valid for relating velocity, time, displacement, and constant (or average) acceleration?

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Which equation below is not valid for relating velocity,

time, displacement, and constant (or average)
acceleration?

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Answer:(vi^2+d)^2=vf+a^2+2t

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MjZac answered Sep 27, 2021

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