The discussion revolves around finding acceleration and time given velocity and distance, within the context of kinematics.
There is an active exploration of different equations and their applicability to the problem. Some participants have provided alternative equations and methods for consideration, while others have requested more context to clarify the problem setup.
Participants note the need for additional information regarding initial conditions and the nature of acceleration, as assumptions about constant versus variable acceleration are being discussed.
S=v/t is only valid when there is no acceleration. If there is (constant) acceleration then you need three pieces of information, any three of time, distance, initial velocity, final velocity. If the acceleration is not constant then you need even more.WIN said:s/v = t and now can find a