What is the formula for acceleration.

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The formula for acceleration, or average acceleration, is a=(vf-vi) divided by (tf-ti) .
a= Acceleration (or average acceleration
vf= Final Velocity
vi= Initial Velocity
tf= Final Time
ti= Initial Time
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