Biology, asked by mokleketan, 9 months ago

What is the relation between displacement, time
and acceleration in case of a body having uniform
acceleration?
(a) S=ut +-at? (b) S = 2ut + -at?
(c) S=ut + at (d) S=2ut + at?
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Answered by atharvarughepbyrei

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Explanation:

s=ut+(at^2÷2) when it is uniform acceleration

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