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Layton Bruce
26 March, 17:33
D=vt + (1/2) at^2 solve for v
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Elianna Tapia
26 March, 19:52
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First multiply each side by 2
then subtract at² from each side
Divide each side by 2t:
v = D/t - at/2
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