Motion 5 Kinematics Equations Acceleration Part 1

Key words: motion, kinematics, equations, acceleration, physics, how to, velocity, displacement

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@Sweetchocolaterose V1=0, V2=26, t=6. a) use equation 1. d=((v1+v2)/2)t = ((0+26)/2)6 = (13)6=78m[S]. b) use equation 2 but rearrange it so a=(V2-V1)/t = (26-0)/6 = 4.33m/s^2[S]. c) average V = total distance / time = 78/6=13m/s[S] d) Since the acceleration is constant, the average velocity happens at half the time of the motion or 6/2=3s. I hope this helps.

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@silica61 If you get 2 times and they are both positive it measn that it is at that height twice. The first time is the one as the object is moving upwards and the second time is the one when it is falling back down to the ground. You would need to know if the object was thrown up and landed on the roof or if it hit the object on the way up. I think you would be given some information in the question to let you know. Hope this helps.

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