What is the equation for finding maximum velocity in a displacement problem?

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1. Information I have:

v=??
d=0.4 km
t=0.75 s
average acceleration= -.1 km/s2


Homework Equations



Need to find out what is the maximum speed that car will not reach displacement (acceleration doesn't change)



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final velocity= starting velocity + acceleration x time
 
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For a PHYSICS problem the numbers are not the main thing.
If you don't explain what actually happens in the problem the numbers are meaningless.
It will help you too to try first to UNDERSTAND what is going on and then look at the numbers.
So don't dismiss the "story" in a problem, this is the main part...
 
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