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Kinematics
Uniform Acceleration
A bus starts frm rest and moves with a uniform acceleration of (1m/secondsquare) for 5 minutes. calculate the velocity and distance??
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change 5 min to seconds.
distance=Vi*t+1/2 a t^2
vf=Vi+at
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