Unit of time occurs twice in unit of acceleration, why?
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acceleration = change in velocity / time
we know that velocity = displacement / time
so acceleration = displacement / time / time
i.e., acceleration = displacement / time* time
so here in the denominator the unit of time occurs twice
we know that velocity = displacement / time
so acceleration = displacement / time / time
i.e., acceleration = displacement / time* time
so here in the denominator the unit of time occurs twice
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Unit of time occurs twice in unit of acceleration, why?
Report by Gauhsonkaur 30.06.2016
acceleration = change in velocity / time
we know that velocity = displacement / time
so acceleration = displacement / time / time
i.e., acceleration = displacement / time* time
so here in the denominator the unit of time occurs twice
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