v=u+at prove and tell fast
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Answer:By definition method we can prove that :
Explanation:Acceleration = (change in velocity)/time taken
=( final velocity - initial velocity )/time taken
=> a = (v-u)/t
Or at = v-u
Or v = u+ at
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Answer:draw a line AD parallel to OC in a graph
BC=BD +DC=BD + OA
SUBSTITUTING BC=v and OA=u
We get v=BD+u
BD=v-u equation 1.
From the velocity time graph the acceleration is given by
a=change in velocity÷time taken
=BD÷AD=BD÷OC
SUBSTITUTING OC =t ,we get
a=BD÷t
or
BD =at. equation 2.
from equation 1and2 we get v=u+ at
Explanation:
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