Physics, asked by hhujggf, 10 months ago

prove that v= u+at
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Answered by Anonymous

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a= (v-u)/t

⇒at = v-u

⇒v-u=at

⇒v = at + u

⇒ v = u+at

Hence, v = u+at (is proved).

Answered by mustafa3952

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Answer:

v=u+at

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