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identities of formulas of ch motion

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1) speed = total distance travelled / time required.

velocity = displacement / time.

(a) acceleration = change in velocity / time.

(b) acceleration = a = final velocity - initial velocity / time. ...

2) three equations of motion:- ...

3) rate of change of momentum = change in momentum / time.

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