N physics, a common useful equation for finding the position s of a body in linear motion at a given time t, based on its initial position s0, initial velocity v0, and rate of acceleration a, is the following: s = s0 + v0 t + ½ at2 Write code to declare variables for s0 with a value of 12.0, v0 with a value of 3.5, a with a value of 9.8, and t with a value of 10, and then write the code to compute s on the basis of these values. At the end of your code, print the value of your variable s to the console.

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Tatum Wolf

1 August, 08:32

N physics, a common useful equation for finding the position s of a body in linear motion at a given time t, based on its initial position s0, initial velocity v0, and rate of acceleration a, is the following: s = s0 + v0 t + ½ at2 Write code to declare variables for s0 with a value of 12.0, v0 with a value of 3.5, a with a value of 9.8, and t with a value of 10, and then write the code to compute s on the basis of these values. At the end of your code, print the value of your variable s to the console.

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Rudy Mcdonald · Answer 1

I presume the 2 at the end of the formula is a typo (as the 2 and half will cancel each other out if it means to multiply by 2)

pseudocode excludes it: float s0 = 12.0

float v0 = 3.5

float a = 9.8

float t = 10

s = s0 + v0 * t + (a * t) / 2 Output (s)