What are the set of equations called that can be used to quantify motion in the case of uniform acceleration?

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KATRIN_1 [288]3 years ago

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The kinematic equations are used to <span>quantify motion in the case of uniform acceleration.

The other name is : SUVAT equations, where the letters signify:
displacement (s),
initial velocity (u),
final velocity (v),
acceleration (a), and
time (t).

There are three equations are attached in the picture: </span>

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