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I have finals! pls help

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Jobisdone [24]3 years ago

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(2). a = v/t

but v =s/t

a =s/t÷t

a=s/t×t

a=s/t²

a=220/5.21²

a=8.10m/s²

Explanation:

For the question 1, just imput the value of t into the equation

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