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A car accelerates non-uniformly over a path for time t.Do equations of motion hold true for this case?Why/Why not?

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Answered by ShaimaHaque
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No the equations of motion do not hold true for this.As you must have seen these are derived keeping acceleration as a constant. The components of the equations are moreover vectors.
Answered by Anonymous
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No, because the equations of the motion are valid for uniformly accelerated motion only.

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