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derivation of v=u+at

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dv/dt = a
⇒ dv = a dt
 \int\limits^v_u  \, dv =  \int\limits^t_0 {a}\, dt\\  \int\limits^v_u  \, dv = a \int\limits^t_0  \, dt         {since a is constant}
  v - u = at proved
  


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Answered by B509
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Explanation:by calcus method I proved that below

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