how will the equationsof motion for an object moving with a uniform velocity change
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Answer:When an object travels with a uniform velocity, then v = u and a = 0 Hence, the first equation of motion becomes, v = u + at becomes v = u
The second equation of motion becomes, S = ut + 1/2at square becomes S = ut
The third equation of motion becomes, 2aS = v square - u square becomes v square - u square
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when instantaneous velocity equal to average velocity the velocity will be uniform
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