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Homework Statement
I know that acceleration = change in velocity/change in time. Wouldn’t acceleration therefore also = distance/time2?I thought this was true until i learned the formula for motion
s=ut*1/2at2
where
s = distance and u = initial velocity
Here, if you re-arrange the formula (and assuming that initial velocity =0), a= 2s/t2
So which of these formulas are right?
And if i were to create a graph where the slope can help find the acceleration, should i graph 2*distance vs t2 or just distance vs t2?