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a particle is moving in such a way that its velocity is V1 for time T1 and then after new velocity is V2 for T2 time .assume particle is moving along a straight line.the average acceleration is

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Answered by aurora8
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▶️ Acceleration is rate of cahange of velocity

⏺️ According to statement

=> Acceleration = ( final velocity - initial velocity )/ change in time

=> Acceleration = ( v2 - v1 ) / ( t2 - t1 )


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Answered by yogii81
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av acceleration= change in velocity/total time 

change in velocity=v2-v1
total time= t1 +t2
hence avg acceleration=( v2-v1)/(t1+t2)

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