Motion calculations (a=(v–u)/t, v²−u²=2as & v=s/t)
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Average velocity = distance travelled ÷ time
Average acceleration = change in velocity ÷ time
Average velocity = (initial velocity + final velocity) ÷ 2
Combining equations for average acceleration and average velocity leads to the equation v² – u² = 2as
Different motion equations can be used to analyse motion based on information provided.
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