Math, asked by rajuradhagokul, 7 months ago

what is the formula of speed if the time is not given​

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Answered by Anonymous
11

You may rearrange the following equation to do this:

</p><p> {(Final Velocity) </p><p>\implies (Initial Velocity) + (Acceleration) \times (Time)}

So in this case,

 \implies \mathtt(Time) = \frac{Final Velocity - Initial Velocity)}{(Acceleration)}

Answered by Anonymous
7

You may rearrange the following equation to do this:

 \mathtt{{(Final Velocity) \implies (Initial Velocity) + (Acceleration) \times (Time)}(FinalVelocity)}</p><p>

So in this case,

 \mathtt{(Time) = \frac{Final Velocity - Initial Velocity)}{(Acceleration)}}

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