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The equation f = v + at represents the final velocity of an object, f, with an initial velocity, v, and an acceleration rate, a, over time, t. Which is an equivalent equation so…
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The equation f = v + at represents the final velocity of an object, f, with an initial velocity, v, and an acceleration rate, a, over time, t. Which is an equivalent equation so…
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The equation f = v + at represents the final velocity of an object, f, with an initial velocity, v, and an acceleration rate, a, over time, t.
Which is an equivalent equation solved for t?
t =
t =
t = a(f – v)
t = v(f – a)
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Answer:
t=(f-v)/a
Explanation:
Just took the test.
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f=v+at subtract v from both sides
f-v=at divide both sides by a
t=(f-v)/a
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