Science, asked by anandmishra7256, 8 months ago

12. Can the equation v = u + at be used for a
particle
moving with nonuniform acceleration?

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Answered by pantanjulavi

3

Answer:

no

Explanation:

because it can only be used when there is a constant accerlation

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Answered by jkanhaiya523

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Answer:

No the equation v=u+at can not be used for a particle moving with uniform acceleration.

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