A famous equation for determining the

distance an object will travel can be stated

as follows: The distance d an object will

move is the sum of the product of its initial

velocity v with time t and the product of

half the acceleration a with the square

of time. Write this equation by dragging

the elements of the equation to the

correct positions.

Question

Mathematics

Donna Hood

13 May, 08:29

A famous equation for determining the

distance an object will travel can be stated

as follows: The distance d an object will

move is the sum of the product of its initial

velocity v with time t and the product of

half the acceleration a with the square

of time. Write this equation by dragging

the elements of the equation to the

correct positions.

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Uriel · Answer 1

d=ut+1/2at^2

Step-by-step explanation:

by determining the distance will travel

d=sum of the product of its initial velocity with time (ut+) and product of half the acceleration with squared time (1/2at^2).

By putting them together, we'll have

d=ut+1/2at^2