how will the equation for an object moving with a uniform velocity change ?
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For an object moving with uniform velocity, the acceleratio would be equal to 0.
Hence, in laws of motion, you can substitute a = 0 and they will become
Law1 : v = u
Law 2 : s = ut
Law 3: v^2 = u^2 i.e. v = u again.
Hence, in laws of motion, you can substitute a = 0 and they will become
Law1 : v = u
Law 2 : s = ut
Law 3: v^2 = u^2 i.e. v = u again.
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In uniform motion, the acceleration if zero,
So 1st equation of kinematics becomes:
v=u+at
⇒v=u
The 2nd equation of kinematics become:
s=ut+1/2 at 2
⇒s=ut
So 1st equation of kinematics becomes:
v=u+at
⇒v=u
The 2nd equation of kinematics become:
s=ut+1/2 at 2
⇒s=ut
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