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V= displacement/time
Speed= distance/time
Displacement is the space between two points, usually from the first to last point, but doesn't have to be. (Basically, it's the distance between your starting and ending point). With displacement, direction matters, but with speed, direction doesn't.
Speed, on the other hand, is the entire traveled distance as a whole. Unlike displacement, direction doesn't matter.
I hope this helped!
Nuclear energy that what I think it is
Answer:
<u> a = V final 2___v initial2</u>
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Explanation:
By definition for contant acceleration <u>a = V final ___v initial</u>
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Furthermore the average speed is <u>V abg = v initial +v final</u>
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Combine these relationships to eliminate t. 8 = Vabg t.
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