Physics - Linear Motion Equations Examples

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[@mariaangela5230]

Hi, I learned a lot from this video therefore I am a new subscriber, but I have a question regarding on Q2, s2 part why does the acceleration is 0 m/s^2 and not 3m/s^2? Sorry, I got confused because there is no breaks in between 10 secs to 15 secs. Thank you so much!

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[@taralafferty9775]

Your interpretation is right. But since the acceleration did not change from 10 seconds ago, it is considered "no change", therefore it is 0m/s^2

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[@StellaNwankwo-ts6vk]

In the first question I thought that u=0 because the particles was at rest before motion took place buh when you started solving I realized that initial velocity was meant to be 1 buh you said it's 0.... Why, please can you explain it

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[@richardwongminghao4715]

tq for your guidance.
actually the second question in this video can sketch a velocity-time graph and find the distance travelled.

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37.5??

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[@DigitalDelights29]

in the first example how is 30ms the final velocity

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[@TheShadows266]

how did you get the answers for these questions though? would I have to rearrange the equation?

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[@Marvelousgodwin-b8w]

The other question can be easily answered with a graph

[@mayjailer682]

3:44 - wait why would it be 225m ?

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