derive velocity time relating v=u=at
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by definition of acceleration,
we get,
•°• v=u+at
proved----
we get,
•°• v=u+at
proved----
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Hii..
Dimension of , v=m/s =LT^-1
Dimension of, u=m/s = LT^-1
And, Dimension of , at = m/s^2 × s = m/s = LT^-1
hence, the dimensions are same we can say
v = u = at
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hope this helps !
Dimension of , v=m/s =LT^-1
Dimension of, u=m/s = LT^-1
And, Dimension of , at = m/s^2 × s = m/s = LT^-1
hence, the dimensions are same we can say
v = u = at
__________
hope this helps !
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