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(0)(Δt) interesting, so, if I calculate this, it is 0, (0)(anything) is always 0, interesting. what is 0 + ½?

(0)(Δt) so, the answer to that equation is 0 or zero? And I wasn't sure if (0)(Δt) is multiplying. Why is that multiplication? Is ()() always multiplication?

(0)(Δt) How would I calculate this equation or what does that equation equal?

Δd = (0)(Δt) + ½(3m/s2)(10s)2​ How would I calculate this on a calculator?

A car accelerates at 3 metres per second-squared from rest for 10s. How far does it travel? a = 3 metres per second-squared (acceleration) v1 = 0? (initial velocity) v2 = ? (final velocity) Δd = ? is how far(vector) it is from the origin. Δt = 10s (interval) time So, a is the...

A car accelerates at 3 metres per second-squared from rest for 10s. How far does it travel? a = 3 metres per second-squared (acceleration) v1 = 0? (initial velocity) v2 = ? (final velocity) Δd = ? (displacement) how far does something travel? Δt = 10s (interval) time So, a is the...

one dimension?

A car accelerates at 3 metres per second-squared from rest for 10s. How far does it travel? a = 3 metres per second-squared (acceleration) v1 = 0? (initial velocity) v2 = ? (final velocity) Δd = ? (displacement) how far does something travel? Δt = 10s (interval) time So, a is the acceleration...

A car accelerates at 3 metres per second-squared from rest for 10s. How far does it travel? a = 3 metres per second-squared v1 = 0? v2 = ? Δd = ? Δt = 10s So, a is the acceleration, which is at 3 metres per second-squared, the initial velocity is 0, because the question says it starts...

A car accelerates at 3 meters squared from rest for 10s. How far does it travel? a = 3 meters squared v1 = 0? v2 = ? Δd = ? Δt = 10s Why is velocity 1, 0? Why is delta t 10 seconds?