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What is the final velocity of a car with constant acceleration?
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[QUOTE="SteamKing, post: 5112284, member: 301881"] Look at the problem statement. You are given a time, an initial velocity, and an acceleration. You are asked to find the final velocity. Is there an equation which contains only those quantities? ========================================================================================== To learn what the constant acceleration equations mean, you should write down each equation and write under it a list of each variable in that equation and what each variable stands for. You're not learning anything with your current approach, except how to guess (badly, unfortunately). [/QUOTE]
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What is the final velocity of a car with constant acceleration?
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