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How do you find acceleration in science?

How do you find acceleration in science?
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How do you find acceleration in science?

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There is a forumula you can use ill give you the formula

acceleration=change in velocity / time taken

acceleration=final velocity subtract(-)initial velocity/ time taken

a=vf-vi/t

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