That's the one you need. Apply it twice: once to find the acceleration and again to find the final distance.chris783 said:v^2=u^2 + 2as, i think this equation is relevant to the question.
Kinematics is the branch of physics that studies the motion of objects without considering the causes of their motion.
Kinematics focuses on the description of motion, while dynamics focuses on the causes of motion.
The three main types of kinematic equations are the equations for constant acceleration, the equations for projectile motion, and the equations for circular motion.
To solve problems using kinematic equations, we first identify the known and unknown variables, then choose the appropriate equation based on the type of motion. We then plug in the known values and solve for the unknown variable.
Kinematics has many real-life applications, such as designing vehicles and amusement park rides, predicting the trajectory of a ball in sports, and analyzing the motion of planets and satellites in space.