Question

anyone please drive s=ut+1/2at^​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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we know that v = dx/dt

vdt = dx

integrating on both the sides we get

∫vdt =∫dx ( v = u +at from eq 1)

∫u+at = ∫dx

limits of u +at with respect to time is 0 to t

and limits of dx with respect to displacement is from 0 to s

⇒ ut + at²/2 = s

hence proved s = ut + 1/2 at²

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