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3 years ago

Prove that, s=u+v/2please I need help

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Hoochie [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Actually the formulae is S=(u+v/2)t

.TO explain,from average velocity=distance /time

and average velocity is u+v/2

hence using the formular

Average velocity=distance/time

distance will be=average velocity ×time

so S=(u+v/2)t

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Prove that, s=u+v/2please I need help ​

Prove that, s=u+v/2please I need help