Acceleration just means that you add the amount of acceleration to the object's current velocity.
So if something is moving at 5m/s^2, at one second it would be moving 5m/s, then at two it would be 25m/s, then at three 125m/s, etc.
I haven't been in physics for almost a year, so I may be incorrect. But that's what I remember.
It is called the atmosphere
The general formula for power dissipation is:
Power = Current x Voltage
However, if you only know the voltage and the resistance, you can calculate the current using Ohm's Law, which is usually given as:
Voltage = Current x Resistance
However, you can rearrange this to give:
Current = Voltage/Resistance
You can then substitute this into the expression for power dissipation to yield an equation that gives an expression for power in terms of only voltage and resistance:
Power =
/ Resistance