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ConorStewart ConorStewart
  • 25-03-2015
  • Physics
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Could I have a formula for acceleration when I am given the M/S and time?

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AL2006
AL2006 AL2006
  • 25-03-2015


Acceleration =

       [ (speed at the end of some time) - (speed at the beginning of the time) ]
divided by
          (the length of the time involved) .

This gives you the magnitude (size) of the acceleration, but it doesn't tell you
anything about the direction of the acceleration.


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