Is v=u+at same as v=d/t?
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hey it is very simple
v=u+at
v-U = at
a=v-U/t
v=u+at
v-U = at
a=v-U/t
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Sir, I wanted if v=u+at is same as v= d/t. Please explain in a different way
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No, they’re not same.
v = u + at is used when the body is moving with constant acceleration “a”.
v = d/t is used when the body is moving with uniform velocity i.e., with zero acceleration.
v = u + at is used when the body is moving with constant acceleration “a”.
v = d/t is used when the body is moving with uniform velocity i.e., with zero acceleration.
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