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2as=v^2-u^2

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Answered by nasreeneqbal0809
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Answer:

we know that

a=(v-u)/t\\ at=v-u\\ at+u=v               .. (let eq I)

we know that,

Avg. velocity = (u+v)/2

=s/t =(u+u+at)/2                          (v=u+at from eq I)

= s=(2u+at)/2\\

     =(2ut+at^{2} )/2\\=2ut/2 + at^{2}/2\\=ut+(at^{2})/2          ..(let eq II)

As we know

Avg. velocity = (u+v)/2

s/t =(u+v)/2\\s=t(u+v)/2        ..(let eq III)

From eq I

v=u+at\\v-u=at\\(v-u)/a=t

Putting value of (v-u)/a in equation III

s=[(v+u)/2 ] * [(v-a)/2]\\s=(v^{2} -u^{2})/2a\\2as=v^{2}-u^{2}\\v^{2}=2as+u^{2}

           

Hence derived!!!

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