derive mathematically the first equation of motion v = u+at
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a=v-u/t
so, v=at+u
DERIVED !!!
so, v=at+u
DERIVED !!!
ntondmood:
A = slope of the graph
A = slope of the graph. = V-U)/ T (substituting values from the graph ) AT = V-U. U + AT = V
it's mathematically !!!
not graphically!!!
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As we now that acceleration is equal to the change in velocity by time.
If we take inital velocity as u &final velocity as v & time as t.
Then a=v-u/t,
at=v-u,v=u+at
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If we take inital velocity as u &final velocity as v & time as t.
Then a=v-u/t,
at=v-u,v=u+at
HENCE, THIS IS THE DERIVATION...
IF YOU LIKE MARK ME BRAINLEST
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