Kinematic Equations: View List & Explanations

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The discussion focuses on kinematic equations, specifically the equations v = v0 + a*t and x = x0 + v*t. Users seek resources for comprehensive lists and explanations of these equations. Two recommended websites are Physics Forums and HyperPhysics, which provide detailed insights into kinematic concepts. A foundational understanding of integral calculus and algebra is essential for deriving these equations when needed.

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v = v0 + a*t
x = x0 + v*t

Is there a page or a website where I can view kinematic equations like this which explains them and list them all down.
 
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All you need to know is a little integral calculus and a bit of algebra and you can always figure out a Kinematic equation if you forget. Just let [tex]a[/tex] be constant and start integrating with respect to [tex]t[/tex]! Do that and you can find velocity functions, position functions, so on. That's what I do when I forget.
 

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