Can anyone tell me some formulas for acceleration?

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Can anyone tell me some formulas for acceleration? I will thank him very much
我是一名高中生，对加速度的一些计算感到困惑，请与我分享一些信息

(translation by the Mentors via Google Translate):
"I am a high school student and confused about some calculations of acceleration please share some information with me"
 
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What has your Google research turned up so far?
 
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DaveC426913 said:
What has your Google research turned up so far?
I know this question seems very stupid. I don't know much about the deformation and derivation of calculation formulas. Thank you very much for your reply
 
huc369 said:
Summary: Can anyone tell me some formulas for acceleration? I will thank him very much

我是一名高中生，对加速度的一些计算感到困惑，请与我分享一些信息

(translation by the Mentors via Google Translate):
"I am a high school student and confused about some calculations of acceleration please share some information with me"
Welcome to PF. What learning resources do you have in your school?

Have you studied any calculus yet?
 
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berkeman said:
欢迎来到 PF。你的学校有哪些学习资源？

你学过微积分吗？
是的，我学到了一点
 
Looks like no one can help me, ok thanks guys
 
huc369 said:
是的，我学到了一点
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huc369 said:
Looks like no one can help me, ok thanks guys
We're happy to help you, but you need to help us help you. And you need to make a better effort to translate your responses into English before posting them on PF. As said already, we require posts to be in English.

This thread is closed. You are welcome to start a new thread in the Academic Advising forum with links to your reading so far and you can ask specific questions about that reading. Thank you.