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3 years ago

Find acceleration given the following:

Physics

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Lorico [155]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:df=378

Di=0

Vi=0

T=6s

Formula

Df=Di+Vit+1/2(at)2

378=0+0+6+1/2×a×t2

378=6+1/2×a×36

378=6+18a

18a=378+6=384

a=385/18=21.33(cm/s)/s

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