Physics, asked by aryanreddybanda, 10 months ago

A body is moving from rest under constant acceleration and let S, be the displacement in the first (p-1) sec
and S, be the displacement in the first p see. The displacement in (-pD® sec will be

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Answered by vaishnav1143

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it will be v×t in this case, p-1/s

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