03 - Motion with Constant Acceleration Physics Problems, Part 1

Learn how to solve physics problems that involve motion with constant acceleration. First, we learn how to draw a diagram that describes the problem. Next, we identify the unknowns and find the correct equation of motion to apply to the problem. Finally, we solve the problem step by step.

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in case acceleration wasn't constant, i would able to use those equations to solve this problem?Is this problem "built" like that so it refers to only constant acceleration? thank you proffesor.

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You only needed the first 2 equations in fact, for the given problem, answer being straight a = 0.5 * (v^2/x)