How much time does the blood take to reach its final velocity?

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The left ventricle of the heart accelerates blood to a final velocity of +26 cm/s from rest, with a displacement of +20 cm. To determine acceleration, the equation Vf^2 = Vi^2 + 2*a*s is used, allowing for the calculation of acceleration (a). Once acceleration is known, the formula a = (Vi + Vf) / t helps solve for the time (t) taken to reach the final velocity. Understanding these equations is crucial as they frequently appear in physics problems. Mastery of these concepts will enhance comprehension of motion dynamics.
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the left ventricle of the heart accleartes blood from rest toi a velocity of +26 cm/s.
A)if the displacement of the blood during the acceleration is +20 cm, determine its accleatrion in (cm/s)
b) How much time does the blood take to reach its final velcoity?


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You are given final and initial velocities and displacement, but not time.

The equation for accelerated motion when time is unknown is
A) Vf^2 = Vi^2 + 2*a*s where Vf is final velocity and Vi is initial velocity. Solve for a.

Now that you know a, use your definition of acceleration:
B) a = (Vi + Vf) / t solve for t.

You need to know these formulas! They come up again and again in physics.
 
What he said, in laTex:

V_{final}^{2} = U_{initial}^{2} + 2as

Where:
V = Final Velocity
U = Initial Velocity
a = Acceleration (in ms if U and V and s are in meters.)
s = Displacement
 
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