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Equations of Motion Summary
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So, after all that algebra action, we are left with:
Equation | Comment |
v = u + at | From acceleration definition |
s = ½ (v+u) × t | Average velocity is ½ (v+u) |
s = ut + ½ at² | No 'v' needed |
v² = u² + 2as | No 't' needed |
We often call these the uvast equations, with:
initial velocity u, final velocity v, acceleration a, displacement s, time t.
Coming soon: questions to try this lot out on!
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