V=u+at u=2 a=15 t=1/5 what is the value of v

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alukav5142 [94]3 years ago

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Answer and explanation:

V originally equals u + at, but when you plug in u, a, and t you get a number answer.

u = 2

a = 15

t = 1/5

Rewrite the expression with the numbers plugged in.

V = (2) + (15)(1/5) Multiply 15 by 1/5

V = 2 + 3 Add 2 and 3 together

V = 5

<h2>So V would equal 5</h2>

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