Question

Prove the SI Unit Of Acceleration
We Know That Acc.=v-u/t
then we know that unit of v and u is m/s then m/s-m/s\t...But in this m will cancel out .... please do it in your n.b and tell me​

Answer 1

Answer:

accerlation= change in velocity/time

Explanation:

velocity unit=m/s

time=s

accerlation=m/s^2

Is SI UNIT

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Answer 2

Explanation:

look we know that v is final velocity and u is initial velocity so v and u have some magnitude means they have some value like suppose

v = 2m/s and u = 1 m/s

so when you subtract (v-u ) so here magnitudinal value will be cancel out I.e, (2-1) m/s is unit it can't be cancel out it will remain same

that's why SI unit of acceleration is m/s²